yaru-theme 22.04.2 source package in Ubuntu

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yaru-theme (22.04.2) jammy; urgency=medium

  [ Paul Kepinski ]
  * Generate missing mate symlinks
  * Fix Yaru-mate-dark symlinks
  * Fix dialog border-radius
  * Add icon theme symbolic variant support
    * Move default symbolics to subfolder
    * Adapt render bash script to support variants
  * Add start-here-symbolic mate icon
  * Move dash running dot a bit down
  * Fix apps_label color in light theme
  * Fix keyboard in light and dark theme
  * Fix foo-scroll-area visual glitch
  * Fix invisible caret in caja
  * Fix OSD light buttons
  * Fix light dash separator
  * Fix search entry look
  * Add missing gnome-shell app icons (fullcolor and symbolic)
  * Fix close button hover bg
  * Fix slider in light theme
  * Fixe buttons look
  * Fix calendar insensitive label
  * Fix popovers menu item states
  * Sync Gnome Shell with upstream
  * Fix search entry alignement
  * Fix focused unlock-dialog entry
  * Sync Gnome Shell with upstream
  * Sync icon theme with upstream
  * Cinnamon: fix panel inset box-shadow
  * Cinnamon add thumbnails
  * Style login dialog entry unfocused state
  * Fix page navigation arrow
  * Fix notification look
    * Fix notification look
    * Fix missing border
  * Add support for icon theme variants symbolic symlinks
  * Softer app folder background
  * Fix app folder edit button
  * Update Gtk3 thumbnails
    Update Gtk3 thumbnails (images provided by @Initu-Castilhos)
  * Add missing explore2 icon
  * Fix looking glass entry look
  * Fix dock item border-radius
  * Gs dash label border and app-dot realign
    * Add border to dash label
    * Align app-running-dot with dock (LP: #1965003)
  * Add ding styling

  [ Muqtadir ]
  * refine gtk4 radiobutton assets
  * update default and dark gtksourceview styles
  * update upstream nautilus-css for gnome-42
    * update upstream nautilus-css for gnome-42
    * update from upstream
    - copied upstream css to the top to make it easier next time to keep track
    - renamed all css vars to scss vars
    - commented out what we don't need or does not fit with our styling
    * Invert transparentize functions
    * Move all nautius css styling below .nautilus-window
    Co-authored-by: Paul Kepinski <email address hidden>
    Co-authored-by: Feichtmeier <email address hidden>
  * added symlink to timeshift

  [ ubuntujaggers ]
  * adding missing gnome-shell symbolics
    * adding missing gnome-shell symbolics
    * unfilling small cameras

  [ Jake ]
  * Add HiDPI variants to XFWM4 theme
    * Modify scripts to render HiDPi assets=
    * Add HiDPI variants to Debian packaging info
    * Add HiDPI assets
  * Fix casing typo and new line seperator

  [ KuroeHanako ]
  * Add HWP Mimetype icon
    * Added HWP Mimetype icon
    * Update and rename applications-x-hwp.svg to application-x-hwp.svg
    * touch-up @kuroehanako provided mimetype:
    - corrected the baseplate  and rendered the .png(s)
    - symlinked application-x-hwp to application-vnd.haansoft-hwp.png
    Co-authored-by: Muqtxdir <email address hidden>

  [ Carlo Lobrano ]
  * icons: fix typo in generate-symlinks.sh example in documentation
  * icons:generate-symlinks: reword error messages.
    Specify why the script is not able, or it is going to skip, a symlink
    command.
  * icons:generate-symlinks.sh: fix tabs format
  * icons:generate-symlinks.sh: improve readability and outcome report
    - spare some indentation level
    - count the number of symlinks generated. If zero, suggest to repeat
      with higher verbosity to show any misbehavior
  * icons:generate-symlinks: refactor common code in linker function.
    After the last commits in master branch, the only differences left
    between the process of symlink fullcolor and symbolic icons are the
    folder in which looking for the files.
    This commit factorize all the common code into the "linker" function,
    reformatting also the output logs to help debugging.

  [ Muqtxdir ]
  * add accent-color names to meson
  * use elementary-OS palette colors as placeholder colors.
    - added various colors from elementary's stylesheet as placeholder.
  * add gtk-3.0  and gtk-4.0 color variants
  * use deafult's gtk-2.0 for build to pass
  * update debian/yaru-theme-gtk.install
  * add color-variant for folders and user-desktop
  * Added color-variant for filemanager-app
    - Also improved the 2-shade gradient by making it a 12-shade gradient of
      black and white for folders and user-desktop.
  * added remaining accented full-color icons

  [ Marco Trevisan (Treviño) ]
  * meson: keep component lists in vertical order.
    It makes it easier to maintain and handle in diffs
  * Revert "use elementary-OS palette colors as placeholder colors."
    This reverts commit 0d5afaf3d4a785f16d27d0b4607f83ae96ba73f6.
  * meson: Import modules once
  * Revert commit that adds color flawors...
  * Revert "use deafult's gtk-2.0 for build to pass"
    This reverts commit 0e5162f5c73b1e6fb915e2968e0e42ec6047f830.
  * meson: Remove uneeded symlinks and use build system to pick files
    Make meson to re-use default theme thdefinitions and assets when a theme
    doesn't provide a specific version for it.
    As per this we can avoid having multiple symlinks but just ensuring
    that we always prefer theme-specific files, and in case they don't exist
    we fallback to the same theme variant or to the default theme.
    As per this, we can avoid lots of duplication and symlinks that are not
    easiest to maintain.
    One note on sassc: it will now include multiple paths from where to pick
    a specific included resource.
    Note that if "@include 'fooo'" is used in a sym-linked resource it will
    try to load that from the parent folder of the sym-link target resides.
    So, we still need to preserve some symlinks otherwise sassc will just
    try to load everything from the target folder.
    In case a file needs to be overridden by a theme, ensure that it's going
    to be loaded (`strace` is your friend).
  * gtk/meson: Auto-generate gtk-themes for accent colors.
    Use some scss magic to create accent color themes without having us to
    re-create or re-define all the themes.
    We use an accent-colors scss file as entry point that may define the
    yaru variables for accent colors and then we load the standard themes.
    In case such variables are defined, the accents are set.
  * gnome-shell: Use SCSS to compute the final icon URI.
    Depending on the theme we want to use we may need to load different
    assets, so replace the "url" function so that we can dynamically update
    the returned value depending on the theme.
  * gtksourceview: Generate theme files just once without overwriting
  * gnome-shell: Generate colored assets based on accent color.
    Make some "dummy" assets that can be used to generate svg with replaced
    colors, and use them for the GNOME Shell theme.
  * gnome-shell: sync checkradio bg color with other themes
  * gnome-shell: Do not use sub-folder hacks to install renamed generated files.
    From an hack to another, but at least it only uses almost only meson and
    it doesn't require to modify the file system for further variants.
  * meson: Look for sassc just once.
    No need to repeat the same operation for all the components
  * common: Add some sass string utils to a common place, and use it for shell
  * gnome-shell: Always use variant-named assets in all the variants.
    Since we now may have multiple variants of the same assets, we need to
    be sure of what is what and do not assume that the dark theme variant is
    the default one.
    So let's wrap our 'url' function override so that it always include the
    theme variant suffix on the colorable assets, and add it when generating
    the theme.
    This will make easier to switch from light to dark as default variant.
  * gnome-shell: Ensure that the default variant is light (in sync with gtk)
    GNOME shell will be now capable of switching theme variant, so we can
    safely use dark/light variants accordingly.
  * gnome-shell: Add support for generating themes with accent colors
  * CI: Also run tests during build.
    Now that we have it...
  * debian/rules: Disable sessions installation using configure options
  * meson: Bump dependency on meson 0.58.
    Keeping compatibility with such old version doesn't make sense, given
    that newer meson can always installed from pip
  * render-bitmaps: Support running from other CWD's
  * icons: Add meson targets to automatically render bitmaps.
    Instead of going through the manual scripts now it's possible to just
    use meson to render the icons.
    A new target called `render-icons` is provided, plus more for each
    variant (such as `render-icons-default`) that can be run just using
    `ninja` or `meson compile`.
    In order to support this, now render-bitmaps supports input/output
    folders as parameters.
  * icons: Generate symlinks as part of icon rendering target.
    We can generate symlinks as well once the rendering is done, to have
    all in one step
  * icons: Regenerate symlinks for Yaru default theme
  * icons: Add support for generating icons with accent colors.
    We use the accent-colors computed through the GTK logic to re-color our
    SVG.
    Add targets to easily generate the icons, so that we don't have to
    handle the complex generation manually.
  * icons: Generate index.theme files at configure stage if not any.
    The update operation is quick enough that there's no need to define an
    extra step for it during icons rendering
  * icons: Generate assets for Yaru accent colors.
    All thanks to ninja -C _build -v render-accented-icons
  * icons: Generate icons for sage and prussian green variants
  * gnome-shell: Expose default gdm and shell variants on configure options.
    And also default on dark variant on gdm, while we use light for the
    shell.

  [ Lyubomir Popov ]
  * separate accents colors by theme, update blue accent
  * updated colours for the light theme
  * more vivid colours; remove css transformations on accent colours
  * update color names
  * add two more greens

 -- Marco Trevisan (Treviño) <email address hidden>  Fri, 18 Mar 2022 04:04:13 +0100