feat(progress): update linear progres props and add variants for circular

[didimmova]

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[desig9stein]

@didimmova Modifying the --fill-color-default variable does not affect the progress bar's color. Additionally, while it may not be the appropriate place to address this, I noticed an issue with the gradient—its colors are reversed, with the start color appearing at the end and the end color at the beginning.

[desig9stein]

I'm not sure if renaming progress-circle-color-start is the best approach, as it now gives the impression that I have variables, such as fill-color-info-start, which do not exist.

[desig9stein]

The fill-color-default should also be here, otherwise the user can't use it

[didimmova]

I don't think the user uses it anyway, as in the beginning it's separated into two colors which form a gradient, no matter if it's one or two colors so the progress-circle-color(before) itself never gets used in the theme.

[didimmova]

@didimmova Modifying the --fill-color-default variable does not affect the progress bar's color. Additionally, while it may not be the appropriate place to address this, I noticed an issue with the gradient—its colors are reversed, with the start color appearing at the end and the end color at the beginning.

I guess that's a whole new refactoring issue as it didn't work before also. And we're just adding variants and properties in this one.

[desig9stein]

@didimmova Modifying the --fill-color-default variable does not affect the progress bar's color. Additionally, while it may not be the appropriate place to address this, I noticed an issue with the gradient—its colors are reversed, with the start color appearing at the end and the end color at the beginning.

I guess that's a whole new refactoring issue as it didn't work before also. And we're just adding variants and properties in this one.

@simeonoff should I log separate issues for this?

[simeonoff]

@didimmova Modifying the --fill-color-default variable does not affect the progress bar's color. Additionally, while it may not be the appropriate place to address this, I noticed an issue with the gradient—its colors are reversed, with the start color appearing at the end and the end color at the beginning.

I guess that's a whole new refactoring issue as it didn't work before also. And we're just adding variants and properties in this one.

@simeonoff should I log separate issues for this?

It the issue existed before the refactoring Didi's introducing - then yes!