Various places in the token pipeline assume that the token files have all of our alias tokens in a node called Set, but we haven't used the word "Set" in our alias token names for years. This change removes that requirement.
In addition, the React outputs only work when the alias tokens are in a node called Neutral, which is really confusing because there are also non-neutral tokens like BrandForeground1 in there. This change removes that requirement as well.
Various places in the token pipeline assume that the token files have all of our alias tokens in a node called
Set, but we haven't used the word "Set" in our alias token names for years. This change removes that requirement.In addition, the React outputs only work when the alias tokens are in a node called
Neutral, which is really confusing because there are also non-neutral tokens likeBrandForeground1in there. This change removes that requirement as well.