chore(release): prepare 26.10.3 - #125
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Prepare @mivabyte/ui 26.10.3 with the exact cyan and warm apricot palette. Consume pending Changesets, consolidate the superseded cyan-ramp notes into the final palette entry, and synchronize the package and lockfile versions.
Release checks exposed a shared-build race: the dry-run packaging test could invoke prepare while other tests imported dist. Pack an isolated fixture instead. Update 12 Linux Chromium baselines from the CI renderings for the intentional button and selection changes; initial and retry images were byte-identical.
Validation: npm run verify passes locally on Node 22, including package contracts, packed consumer types and runtime coverage. Linux browser and Node 22/24 checks run on this PR before publishing.
This is version preparation plus test maintenance; the package-facing palette changes are already on main and their release intent is consumed here.