mervey_ui_kit 0.2.0

Adaptive Material/Cupertino design system: theming tokens, semantic color palette and reusable widgets that pick the right backend per platform.

0.2.0

• Single source of truth for the host brand. AppButton's primary Cupertino variant now fills with AppColorPalette.brandPrimary (and tints its label with onBrand) read off the installed ThemeExtension, matching the Material variant and the secondary Cupertino variant. Previously it used CupertinoButton.filled, which painted from CupertinoTheme.primaryColor and fell back to the default iOS blue when the brand palette was not also wired into the Cupertino theme.
• AppTheme.wrapWithCupertino / cupertinoThemeOf now inherit the brand from the AppColorPalette / AppTypographyTokens already installed on the Material theme, so configuring palette: once on light / dark brands both platforms — no second wiring step. Explicit arguments to cupertinoThemeOf still override the inherited tokens.

0.1.0

Initial release.

• Requires Dart >= 3.6.0 and Flutter >= 3.27.0 (uses Color.withValues(alpha:)).
• Adaptive Material/Cupertino theming entry point (AppTheme.light, AppTheme.dark) with optional palette, typography and icons overrides.
• Semantic color palette (AppColorPalette) with .light() / .dark() factories and neutral Material defaults; brand overrides via named parameters. toColorScheme fills the Material 3 surface-container ramp, outline / outlineVariant and surfaceTint so M3 widgets stay aligned with the palette.
• Cupertino theme builder (AppTheme.cupertinoTheme / cupertinoThemeOf) returns a fully populated CupertinoThemeData on every platform; wrapWithCupertino still gates installation to iOS.
• Design tokens: AppSpacing, AppRadii, AppFonts, AppTextStyles, AppTypographyTokens, AppIconTokens. Font defaults are null → system fonts on every platform; no third-party fonts ship with the kit.
• Components: AppButton, AppGlassButton, AppTextField, AppSearchField, AppCard, AppTappableCard, AppBottomSheet, AppDialog, AppNavbar, AppPill, AppPillTabs, AppScaffold, AppSnackBar, AppSwitch, AvatarInitials, BadgedIcon, IconActionButton, LoadingState, ErrorState, EmptyState, showInputDialog.
• AppDialogAction exposes dismissOnPress so callers can keep the dialog open for validation / async work.
• Context extensions: context.colors, context.typography, context.icons.