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docs(demos): point the theme-variant section at the real asset paths and palette file - #4068
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Two references in
docs/demos/CLAUDE.mdpoint at files and directories that do not exist, so anyone following them to change a demo's colors or find a recorded GIF lands nowhere.docs/light/wt-core.gifand friends. The build writes them todocs/public/assets/<target>/<theme>/<name>.gif(OUT_DIRindocs/demos/build), which is exactly what the directory-structure block at the top of the same file already says — the two sections contradicted each other._variables.htmlas the palette source. That file was removed in docs: rebuild the site with Astro and Starlight #3866 when the site moved to Astro and Starlight; the--wt-*custom properties now live indocs/src/styles/custom.css, which is also whatdocs/demos/shared/themes.pynames in its own docstring.Documentation-only, so there is no regression test to add; the claims are verified against
docs/demos/buildand against the file's own structure block.