[mercury][unanimo] Add a new showcase for Mercury and Unanimo. Improve assets manager implementation for the DS
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A package to implement the showcase for Mercury and Unanimo design systems
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Changes we propose in this PR:
[unanimo]Add support for loading bundles in the same way as Mercury does.[unanimo]Add dropdown, navigation-list, segmented-control and slider bundles.[mercury][unanimo]Add support to customize the theme names of bundles with a prefix.This is only useful when a theme name can come from multiple design systems and the application uses multiple design systems.
Added a common showcase for the mercury and unanimo design systems.
This showcase is an Angular application with SSR and SSG. Uses signals, OnPush change detection, zoneless and more!
Each code block example is shown in the following languages: Angular, React and StencilJS.
In the future, this showcase could be connected to a back-office to apply changes for the pages, as most pages are defined with a JSON file.