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docs: add theme configuration section to docs.yml page

Summary

Added documentation for the theme configuration property in docs.yml, which controls the visual styling of various documentation elements. This addresses the missing documentation for theme.page-actions that was identified in the Slack thread.

The new section documents four theme properties:

  • theme.page-actions: Controls page action button styling (default vs toolbar)
  • theme.sidebar: Controls sidebar navigation styling (default vs minimal)
  • theme.body: Controls main content body styling (default vs canvas)
  • theme.tabs: Controls tab navigation styling (default vs bubble)

The section was placed after the "Page actions configuration" section since it relates to styling the page actions that are configured in that section.

Review & Testing Checklist for Human

  • Verify section placement: Confirm the Theme configuration section is in the right location. The user mentioned adding it near Colors configuration, but I placed it after Page actions configuration for logical grouping.
  • Check visual descriptions: The descriptions for each theme option (especially sidebar, body, and tabs) are somewhat generic. Please verify they accurately describe what each visual style looks like, or provide more specific descriptions if needed.
  • Test on preview deployment: Verify the documentation renders correctly and the YAML example is valid.
  • Confirm completeness: Verify all enum values are documented and there are no missing theme properties.

Notes

Add documentation for the theme configuration options in docs.yml,
including theme.page-actions, theme.sidebar, theme.body, and theme.tabs.
This addresses the missing documentation for theme.page-actions that
controls the visual style of page action buttons (default vs toolbar).

Co-Authored-By: Kapil Gowru <[email protected]>
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