docs(theme): consistency rules#140
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* feat(theme): add dark SystemVerilog variant * docs(theme): consistency rules (#140)
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Refs #125.\n\nSummary:\n- Adds a VS Code prototype theme consistency rules document for the paired light and dark themes.\n- Documents structural parity rules for theme contributions, color keys, token buckets, and shared semantic roles.\n- Links the consistency rules from the prototype README theme section.\n\nValidation:\n- git diff --check\n- node editors/vscode-prototype/test/extension-manifest.test.mjs\n\nScope guard:\n- Documentation only.\n- No theme JSON changes, command allowlist changes, raw shell execution changes, KV260 control, LSP scope change, publishing metadata, or stable API/ABI claim.