Changelog

Hardening release: dependency boundaries, centralized design tokens, opt-in motion, supply-chain integrity, unit test coverage, and stricter CI policy.

• Centralized the neon palette and glow effects into canonical design tokens; registry components no longer hardcode raw color values.
• Button and Badge micro-motion is now strictly opt-in via explicit motion variants, with reduced-motion behavior preserved.
• Registry generation embeds SHA-256 integrity digests, and the CLI verifies each digest before writing files.
• Added Vitest + React Testing Library coverage for Button, Input, Dialog, Select, Command, Sonner, Data Table, and Form foundations.
• Enabled stricter TypeScript flags (noUnusedLocals, noUnusedParameters, verbatimModuleSyntax) across source and tests.
• Enforced a core bundle size budget in CI and kept framer-motion and chart peers optional for tree-shaking.
• Added Renovate weekly updates, CODEOWNERS, structured issue templates, a pull request checklist, accessibility guidance docs, and Theme Builder compatibility documentation.
• Hardened the build toolchain and Cloudflare deployment path while removing vulnerable transitive dependencies.

Complete Neoncite/UI component, Block, theme, CLI, and package system.

• Expanded the canonical registry to 84 UI components, including the Neoncite Signature family for technical products.
• Published 18 application-grade Blocks and five installable dark themes.
• Published neoncite@0.2.0 and @neoncite/ui@0.2.0 to npm with root and component subpath exports.
• CLI init, add, list, and diff workflows now resolve registry dependencies and rewrite internal imports for consuming projects.
• Documentation now covers live previews, installation, APIs, states, accessibility, keyboard behavior, tokens, SSR, RTL, and canonical source.
• Read-only CI validates registry integrity, generated parity, TypeScript, tests, builds, clean-room installation, accessibility, and visual regression before Cloudflare deployment.

Initial Neoncite/UI component and registry preview.

• Introduced the dark-only OLED surface system and nine-color neon token palette.
• Published the initial source-first component registry and Neoncite CLI workflow.
• Added the component showcase, Blocks gallery, Theme Builder, and core documentation routes.