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• bf7d842: Replaced Array.at() to improve browser support

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• 0af248c: Update types to allow null in sprinkle values
• 19bd82c: Fixed classes not being created when property value is 0

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• ce5d3ab: Updated CSS type for Line Width to support strings

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• 9818127: Fixed stringification of number values

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• 9835d49: Fixes errors when using Numbers as values

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• 5030301: Attached properties to rainbowSprinkles method to access all configured property names

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• a4ec472: Added support for negative values

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• d60c450: Updated dependencies

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• 0db3335: Prevents assigning a variable if the value of a property matches a static value.

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• a1cc5b9: Add support for no conditions

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• e9f8620: This is a big refactor to support composing multiple instances of properties. AKA, this makes the API match closer to @vanilla-extract/sprinkles, where you use defineProperties to create one or more sets of properties, then compose them with createRainbowSprinkles.

  Before:

  // rainbow-sprinkles.css.ts
  import {createRainbowSprinkles} from 'rainbow-sprinkles';
  
  export const rainbowSprinkles = createRainbowSprinkles({ ... })

  After:

  // rainbow-sprinkles.css.ts
  import {defineProperties, createRainbowSprinkles} from 'rainbow-sprinkles';
  
  const properties = defineProperties({ ... })
  
  export const rainbowSprinkles = createRainbowSprinkles(properties)
  ```tx