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Generalizes the product from a Fri3d-badge-specific tool into a generic MicroPythonOS IDE: - Rename product identity across package.json, index.html, PWA manifest, docs (README/CONTRIBUTING/SECURITY/CHANGELOG), CSS brand tokens, internal event/storage-key constants, and English + 20 other locale files. - Replace the Fri3d-specific logo with a generic placeholder wordmark. - Add a device workspace picker on the Welcome page, letting users choose between a generic MicroPythonOS virtual device skin and the Fri3d Badge 2026 skin (persisted, defaults to Fri3d Badge 2026 for continuity). - Refactor public/vbadge/index.html to support both skins via a ?skin= query param while keeping shared DOM ids/button data-attributes. - Add real-device kind detection (generic MicroPython / MicroPythonOS / Fri3d Badge 2026) via mpos.DeviceInfo.get_hardware_id(), scoping app template warnings, side-menu doc links, and an About-panel device badge by the active device kind. - Update and extend tests (unit + e2e) accordingly.
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Adds a generic IDE-chrome theming system, independent from device
workspace and light/dark color theme:
- New settings.uiStyle ('fri3d' | 'micropythonos'), persisted like other
settings, mirrored to <html data-ui-style> by services/theme.ts.
- 'fri3d' (default) keeps the existing neobrutalist look (hard black
borders, brutal drop shadows, sharp corners) unchanged.
- 'micropythonos' is a new, softer generic look: blue/teal palette, muted
slate borders, diffuse shadows, rounded buttons/dialogs, and a plain
system heading font. Implemented as attribute-scoped CSS overrides in
index.css so existing component classNames don't need to change, and
composes correctly with the existing light/dark toggle.
- New 'Look' selector in Settings (next to the existing color Theme
selector) lets users switch manually; nothing switches automatically.
- Updated CHANGELOG.md and added the new i18n strings to en.json.
Replaces the invented placeholder wordmark (purple square + mu glyph) with the upstream MicroPythonOS project's actual logo mark, an ouroboros symbol from https://github.com/QuasiKili/MPOS-logo (MIT licensed): - AppLogo.tsx now renders the real ouroboros path (currentColor fill, so it adapts to both UI styles and light/dark mode) instead of a rounded square with a mu glyph. - Regenerated favicon.svg/.ico, favicon-96x96.png, apple-touch-icon.png, and the 192/512 PWA manifest icons from the same source symbol, since they still carried the old Fri3d badge silkscreen artwork. - Documented the logo's origin/license in README.md and noted the change in CHANGELOG.md. Per user preference, the invented 'micropythonos' UI style color palette is left as-is (not aligned to the real MicroPythonOS site's navy/teal/ coral palette).
…yout Restyle the generic MicroPythonOS virtual device skin as a taller, narrower shape with a plain LED strip on top, screen in the middle, and a D-pad + X/Y/A/B/MENU/START cluster below, instead of reusing the Fri3d Badge 2026 silkscreen's exact horizontal layout. No functional input changes; also fixes an unused --screen-cy that the new layout now relies on.
The generic MicroPythonOS skin's D-pad buttons only toggled the digital direction bits in the emulated webio.buttons bitmask, leaving joy_x/joy_y at their center value. Apps that read the joystick position directly (e.g. Columns) never saw D-pad input as a result, even though the same digital bits work fine for LVGL group/key navigation. The D-pad now also drives joy_x/joy_y to full deflection while held, matching what dragging the Fri3d skin's joystick nub already does. Verified interactively: pressing left/right in Columns now moves the falling piece, matching the Fri3d skin's joystick behavior.
This reverts commit 051a5bf5616bff32fc2f57cf953b856f36297c62.
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Generalize the IDE to be more generic MicroPythonOS