fix(core): restore theme.css compatibility export#351
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Motivation
Some consuming apps still import
@tailor-platform/app-shell/theme.csseven though the real default theme tokens now come from@tailor-platform/app-shell/styles.That import currently fails package export resolution in Vite because
./theme.cssis no longer exported, so apps hit a build error before they can migrate off the old import.Design Decision
Keep
@tailor-platform/app-shell/stylesas the only stylesheet with real theme tokens and component styles, and restore@tailor-platform/app-shell/theme.cssonly as a no-op compatibility shim.That keeps old imports building again without reintroducing duplicate theme CSS or making
theme.cssa second source of truth.Summary
./theme.csspackage exporttheme.shims.cssfile for backward-compatible imports