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Read color scheme keys from interactive example code blocks and pass the selected mode to the preview runner. Preserve existing light styling for unmarked examples while allowing opted-in examples to follow the MDN theme.
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Description
Update tabbed interactive examples to support
light-dark,light, anddarkcode block keys. Unmarked examples retain their existing light appearance.Motivation
Allow authors to opt examples into dark mode without changing existing examples.
Additional details
The first color scheme key in an example's code blocks applies to the whole example. Browser coverage was added but could not be run locally because WebdriverIO stalled before launching geckodriver.
Related issues and pull requests
Related to #965.