docs: add README header banners to the framework adapter packages - #491
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe four Devtools package README files now include centered responsive banners. Each banner selects dark- or light-theme artwork and includes descriptive image metadata. ChangesREADME banners
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@tanstack/devtools-ui
@tanstack/devtools-utils
@tanstack/devtools-vite
@tanstack/devtools-event-bus
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Follow-up to #490, which is already merged.
That PR swapped the README banners that already existed for the
/api/readme/endpoint. It did not add banners to packages that never hadone, which left an inconsistency: sibling framework adapters in this repo now
look different from each other purely because of which PNG happened to be
committed before.
This adds the banner to the public framework adapter packages that were
missed:
@tanstack/react-devtools,@tanstack/preact-devtools,@tanstack/solid-devtools,@tanstack/vue-devtools.Scope
Only packages a user installs directly. Internal packages are deliberately
left banner-free - a branded header on plumbing nobody browses is noise:
*-corepackages and internal client/server split packagesVerification
Every URL added here was requested against the live endpoint and returned
200 image/pngat 1800x450. Light and dark are served through<picture>,with the trailing
<img>left as the light variant so renderers that ignore<picture>(npm, most editors) still show a banner.Summary by CodeRabbit