Preserve approved mockups with controlled adjustments and recolorable assets (0.9.4)

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This package carries no template, theme or global style library. Installation and source synchronization belong to the installation owner.
A theme switch changes only declared palette and asset properties. Shared canvas, typography, geometry, layout/slot identities and content meaning remain fixed unless the template explicitly defines an exception. Rebuild and inspect affected pages after a switch. Recompilation sets the PowerPoint theme palette; it does not retroactively recolor undeclared source literals.
A theme switch changes only declared palette and asset properties. Preserve the active shared canvas, typography and geometry, including any [C27 project adjustments](visual-design.md#controlled-adjustments-for-approved-mockups), along with layout/slot identities and content meaning, unless the template explicitly defines a theme exception. The theme switch itself does not authorize new geometry changes. Rebuild and inspect affected pages after a switch. Recompilation sets the PowerPoint theme palette; it does not retroactively recolor undeclared source literals.
For a template with chapter/subsection agendas, use its declared generator and data contract. A single overview may expand all subsections or collapse them all. Repeated agendas precede chapter and subsection entries, expand only the chapter being entered, and highlight the actual target through stable parent/child IDs. Preserve chapters without children. Bind any generated insertion plan to the report's real page order; co-located chapter/first-subsection entries need one agenda rather than consecutive duplicates. Reuse the template's fixed typography and whole-chapter column recipe; report capacity failures without dropping children, shrinking text or silently turning a single overview into multiple pages.