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docs: README 换成新界面风格截图(浅色与深色) - #16
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- 首页图按系统主题显示浅色或深色截图 - 新增「截图」一节:首页与提示词出图的浅/深色对照,PDF 工作台、操作记录、设置 - 删除旧风格截图;发布示例 tag 改为 v1.4.0 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Rc1gnR8Z5AEH5z4VEfnkCC
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Before: README 顶部和 docs/screenshots/ 里还是 v1.3.0 之前的旧风格截图。
After: 首页图会跟着 GitHub 的浅色或深色主题切换。新增「截图」一节,放了首页和提示词出图的浅色、深色对照,以及 PDF 工作台、操作记录、设置三张图。旧截图已删除。
How: 截图取自 #14 重构时在 web 模式下的截屏(1280×800)。顶部用
<picture>+prefers-color-scheme选图。发布说明里的示例 tag 从 v1.1.0 改成 v1.4.0。只改了 README 和图片,不涉及代码。🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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