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  • styles 폴더를 shared 폴더 안으로 이동
  • global.cssapp 폴더로 이동

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Pull Request Overview

This PR reorganizes the styles directory structure by moving the styles folder into the shared folder and relocating global.css to the app folder, improving the project's organization and aligning with a feature-sliced design architecture.

Key changes:

  • Moved styles from @/styles/ to @/shared/styles/ with updated import paths across all components and pages
  • Relocated global CSS initialization from main.tsx to app/index.tsx
  • Created a centralized export point for all styles via src/shared/styles/index.ts

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src/styles/README.md Removed the old styles directory documentation
src/shared/styles/index.ts Added central export file for all style utilities
src/shared/styles/vars.css.ts Updated font imports to use relative paths
src/shared/styles/common.css.ts Updated sprinkles import to relative path
src/app/index.tsx Added global.css import to App component
src/app/global.css.ts Updated vars import to use new shared/styles path
src/main.tsx Removed global styles import (moved to App)
All component/page files Updated imports from @/styles/* to @/shared/styles

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@dolmeengii dolmeengii merged commit 4ab374f into dev Oct 26, 2025
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@dolmeengii dolmeengii deleted the refactor/styles branch October 26, 2025 13:58
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