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feat(preview): add Diamondback Chroma individual LED lighting layout - #692
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Add a development preview for the Diamondback Chroma lighting layout: the existing whole-mouse effects zone plus 21 independently selectable LED cells. Open the dev panel with
?preview=razer-diamondbackto inspect it.The actual HID implementation is in OpenMouse-Project/mouse-protocol#184. It uses the existing lighting card and
lightingZonescontract, so the production panel gains the controls when OpenMouse's protocol-update workflow adopts the new release. This PR keeps the released npm dependency unchanged and makes the layout reviewable without hardware. No Bridge changes are included.Validation:
npm run checkpassed (TypeScript/Vite build and 292 tests), including integration with the locally packed protocol change. Visible Chrome testing was interrupted before a result, and the new LED commands still need a hardware run by the ticket reporter.