Remove ElementColors. We should use semantics and material colors now.

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Benoit Marty 2023-07-10 15:22:54 +02:00 committed by Benoit Marty
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All tokens can be accessed through the `ElementTheme` object, which contains the following properties:
* `ElementTheme.legacyColors`: contains legacy colors and custom colors not present in either Material or Compound. Usage of these colors should be avoided, and they're usually prefixed in Figma with the `Zzz/` prefix or have no name at all.
* `ElementTheme.materialColors`: contains all Material color tokens. In Figma, they're prefixed with `M3/`. It's an alias to `MaterialTheme.colorScheme`.
* `ElementTheme.colors`: contains all Compound semantic color tokens. In Figma, they're prefixed with either `Light/` or `Dark/`.
* `ElementTheme.materialTypography`: contains the Material `Typography` values. In Figma, they're prefixed with `M3/`. It's an alias to `MaterialTheme.typography`.
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## Adding new tokens
All new tokens **should** come from Compound and added to the `compound.generated` package. To map the literal tokens to the semantic ones, you'll have to update both `compoundColorsLight` and `compoundColorsDark` in `CompoundColors.kt`.
As we're still migrating to using Compound tokens, it's possible that you might need to add some tokens manually. In that case, you should add them to `LegacyColors.kt` and map them later in `ElementColors.kt` so they can be used in light and dark themes. However, keep in mind this is just a temporary step, as those tokens should either be added later to Compound or replaced by Compound tokens in the future.