Tweak the wording in the graphql.org blog post #2129
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hasparus
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| title: "Introducing the New GraphQL.org: A Decade of Evolution, Redesigned" | ||
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saihaj
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TLDR: Removed "entirely new" from the blog post.
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I'm sorry, when I was reading the post before, it didn't strike me, but when I think about it now, I think we should rephrase a bit.
As you can see in its repo description (gib me a star pls :P), the theme is based on Min Light and GitHub Dark (both MIT licensed), and the parts of them that appear only in the editor, not on the website (e.g. editor controls) are mostly unchanged.
I also removed the word "accidentally" because we didn't plan to do it initially, it's not like an AI agent wrote
vsce publish. I did it because after creating the theme to match designs and testing the code snippets we have in these docs, callingvsce publishwas basically free.