fix: remove color palette from unsupported diagrams#61
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@priyanshu88064 Please update getDiagramType so it matches Mermaid’s preprocessing before detecting the diagram type. In particular, strip YAML frontmatter and Mermaid init directives/comments before returning the first token. Otherwise valid diagrams with frontmatter render correctly but lose the color palette. |
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What changes were made
diagramType.SUPPORTED_COLOR_DIAGRAMSto restrict the color palette UI to diagram types that support standardstyle NODE fill:#colorsyntax.Why the changes were needed
:) was misidentified as a node ID in ER diagrams.styleblocks hiding the palette for these types.class Auth { ... }), inserting styles mid-file could break the block structure. Appending to the end of the file ensures the Mermaid syntax remains valid.