* fix(docs): Improve link and code highlight contrast
Reset the theme's primary colors to the defaults, since the color of
links was a bit too low contrast in the dark theme. The default primary
color is a very similar but slightly lighter shade of blue.
The background color of highlighted lines in code blocks is also fairly
low contrast, but it needs to be in order to keep the text readable. To
add contrast here, we now add a colored block to the left side of a
highlighted line.
* fix(docs): Improve ZMK setup instructions
This makes several improvements to the instructions for installing and
using ZMK CLI:
- Windows Terminal is also named "Terminal", so reworded the terminal
instructions to not separate Windows from other OSes.
- Specified that Windows Terminal should always be used on Windows, as
on older installations of Windows, the default terminal when opening
PowerShell may be the legacy console host, which may not support some
of the VT sequences used by ZMK CLI.
- Switched from pipx to uv. This eliminates the need for instructions
on installing Python, as uv will automatically install a supported
version of Python if needed.
- Updated the instructions for running "zmk init", as ZMK CLI version
0.4.0 switched from immediately asking for a repo URL to prompting
the user to select between creating a new repo or cloning an existing
one first.
- Since for a new user, having a keymap compile successfully on the
first attempt after modifying it may be the exception rather than the
norm, added a note about error messages in GitHub actions with a link
to the troubleshooting page.
Also added instructions for updating ZMK CLI to the latest version on
the ZMK CLI page.
This deletes the Bash and PowerShell setup scripts in favor of using
ZMK CLI. The old setup scripts are broken, since the config repo
template uses ZMK version 0.3, while the setup scripts use hardware
metadata from the main branch. ZMK CLI doesn't have this issue, because
it clones the version of ZMK listed in the config repo to get hardware
metadata.
Much of the "Installing ZMK" page has been rewritten to give
instructions for installing ZMK CLI and using it to create and modify
a config repo. The previously-hidden page on ZMK CLI has been added to
the sidebar and repurposed into general documentation for the tool.
