v3.0.0 - Radically Reimagined

After nearly two years of tinkering and optimizing, Componentry v3 is released 🎉

v3 is essentially a new library, so breaking changes aren't listed. The
recommended migration path is to install both the v2 and v3 branches
simultaneously, using a git tag for the v2 branch. The v3 components and styles
are prefixed and shouldn't cause conflicts when both are used.

V3 Improvements 💖

• Components are using the latest React features, including the updated context
  API and hooks. As a result the code for handling components with active state
  is smaller and easier to maintain.
• Styles are fully customizeable. The library base theme and component styles
  are now written with SASS maps and every line of component styles can be
  overridden.
• Component behavior and appearance styles have been split into base and variant
  classes. A few useful variants ship with Componentry, and it's possible to add
  additional style variants without having to figure out how to extend behaviors
  like visibility.
• System props provide convenience methods for setting Tailwind CSS inspired
  utility classes. Each component accepts system props, and the utility styles
  can be used stand-alone.
• New Block, Flex, and Text components make creating layouts and consistent
  text elements faster. These base components provide convenient building blocks
  for composing custom components.

V3 Roadmap 🛣

The initial v3 release offically includes the Block, Flex, Icon, Text,
and Theme components. The remaining components can be imported, but their
styles still need to be transitioned to SASS maps and variants so there will
be changes.

The Anchor and Button components will be released next.

The active components, including Active, Drawer, Dropdown, Tooltip and
Popover will be released after that.

Remaining components will be queued and released after that.

Build something radical 💖