Add styledata proto definition and corresponding type definitions#533
Add styledata proto definition and corresponding type definitions#533kyasbal wants to merge 5 commits intoGoogleCloudPlatform:mainfrom
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This pull request introduces a protobuf definition for StyleData to centralize styling information, moving it out of the Go code. This is a significant and positive refactoring for maintainability. The changes include adding the proto file, buf configuration for code generation, generated Go and TypeScript files, and updating the task registration mechanism to handle the new style data types. My review focuses on the new implementation details. I've found some opportunities to reduce code duplication. Overall, this is a well-structured change.
This PR defines a proto type definition used for conveying style information in the new file format.
The most of changes included in this change is the generated code file from proto and variable definitions matching with the current values defined under pkg/enum.