Revert "Adding brand colors to CSSinJS exports" #589
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Description
This PR reverts the recent updates introducing the
brandColorsobject. The decision to revert these changes comes from the need to release other color and accessibility updates without exposing thebrandColorsAPI prematurely. This approach will prevent us from introducing a breaking change in the near future.While these updates aimed to improve the intuitiveness and ease of use of the
brandColorsobject, we've decided to postpone these changes to ensure a smooth transition and to provide more time for thorough testing and review.We plan to reintroduce these changes in a future release, taking into account the valuable feedback and discussions that have arisen from this work. We appreciate your understanding and invite further discussion on how we can improve our color system.