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2026-08-26: SkellyDocs main re-read directly (package.json v0.3.17, tsup.config.ts, src/index.ts, src/css/custom.css, templates/docusaurus.config.ts.hbs, skellydocs-docs/); this site's docusaurus.config.ts, package.json, src/css/custom.css, and external/skellycam/ re-checked for every claim
2026-08-24: SkellyDocs source read directly (package at 0.3.17, main); consumer usage verified in this site's package.json, Docusaurus config, custom.css, and fetched SkellyCam docs

How this site uses it

This site (FreeMoCap.github.io) is itself a consumer, and it exercises a narrower slice of the package than the standalone sub-repo sites do:

Theme CSS. docusaurus.config.ts loads require.resolve('@freemocap/skellydocs/css/custom.css') as the first entry in the classic preset's customCss array, with the site's own src/css/custom.css layered after it. The package supplies the design-token baseline and dark-theme Infima overrides; everything site-specific (primary color pulled from FreeMoCap.org's palette, navbar dropdown styling, version-badge placement) lives in the local layer. One known gap patched locally: the package defines --ifm-background-color only for [data-theme='dark'] (#0a0818) and never for :root, so light mode rendered a transparent page background until this site added an explicit white value.
A webpack compatibility shim. The config carries a skellydocsWebpackFixes plugin that sets resolve.fullySpecified: false for .m?js files and ignores .docusaurus/ in watch options. It exists because the package ships unbundled ESM output (tsup/esbuild strips .js extensions from relative imports) while webpack 5 enforces full extensions on ESM. Every SkellyDocs-based site repeats this plugin; the CLI scaffolds it into new ones.
Components, indirectly. This site's own pages do not import the package's React components. The homepage is fully custom. But the aggregated sub-repo docs do: the fetched SkellyCam docs (mounted at /skellycam/) import AiGeneratedBanner, Tip, CoreFeatureHeader, and LinkedIssues throughout, so those components ship in this site's bundle whether or not its hand-written pages use them.