As a part of the removal of bootstrapbase & clean
I removed some logic that got the base config of bootstrapbase,
this should of been changed to get boosts config.
See: e00f1c663c
Themes that have the function theme_themename_alter_css_urls() in lib.php
can change the css url from theme/styles.php to a local script like
theme/themename/css.php. The local css.php file can be used to serve
various versions of the theme css, for example versions compiled using
different scss variables.
There is no point pre-compiling the theme SCSS if it is not stored somewhere that is available
to all webserving nodes. Localcache needs to be backed by the MUC cache.
Added a script to selectively compile theme CSS. In order to allow
compiling on per theme basis without purging all theme CSS in the
local cache I have made some changes to how CSS is compiled and
how it is accessed via local cache.
We add a new theme config so the theme can say it supports font-awesome.
If this is true, the pix_icon renderer will call a mapping function to map
from the moodle style t/edit to a font-awesome style fa-cog icon name. Then the renderer
will either render an image tag for old icons - or an accessible font-awesome <i> tag.
This mostly works - but there are some places where we don't use the pix icon renderer, and
we directly create image tags with pix_url image sources. These will need updating (Atto icons,
drag and drop move icons, editpdf icons).
There are 2 kinds of blocks that are undeletable. Those required by the
theme and those protected via the admin page ui. We only want the theme
ones to be auto created site wide if they don't exist - so we need to
rename the theme ones and split the logic.
Units tests have been adjusted e.g. 'boost' instead of 'clean' in pix urls.
Some places I didn't update the test to reflect the boost markup and reset
the theme to clean. This is because the test was not testing the markup - but the
functionality (e.g. looking for specific structures to indicate an error in a form element).
This functionality no longer makes sense inside Moodle now that we have
external tools like stylelint to help us with this. It was not able to
be used by any core themes.
The code was always marked as not for external use.
