feat(react): theme the autocomplete menu via CSS variables#39
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The built-in tag / wikilink menu had hardcoded colors, radii, and shadow. Expose them as CSS variables so a host can restyle the menu to match its design system without markup hooks.
autocomplete-menu.module.cssnow reads (each falling back to the current default):--meowdown-menu-background,--meowdown-menu-border,--meowdown-menu-radius,--meowdown-menu-shadow,--meowdown-menu-item-radius,--meowdown-menu-item-highlight. The variable list is documented at the top of that file.(The menu is already flicker-free:
fetchItemsnever clears the currentitemsbefore a new query resolves, so previous results stay visible during an in-flight search. No code change needed for that.)