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Hello, I always enjoy using this cool package.

As you can see in the title, when the text inside a frame becomes too long and spans across pages, the content doesn't display properly.
What should I do in such cases?

As the title says, there is no reason to restrict border colors to not take gradients since they are natively supported ;)

I think maybe gc_overview.svg isn't being copied over into the typst package registry?

So currently it does not seeem like the clues are breakable across pages. This is, from a short look at the source, probably due to the usage of box instead of a block? Any reason to do so? (I could be wrong tho, still learning typst)

PS: The import statement in the readme is missing a closing quotationmark

I'd like to hide the icon by setting it to none:

#question(icon: none)[How do amonishments work?]

Right now, an admonition cannot be split over the page, which causes a lot of unused white space. It would be great to have an option to split the admonition over the page boundary.

quote is currently a Typst element, so it clashes with your use of quote, perhaps you can rename as quotation or blockquote?

https://typst.app/docs/reference/model/quote/

It's mentioned between task and tip, but is not defined in lib/predefined.typ.

The new release can't read my local lang.toml, I'm sure it's caused by linguify:0.3.0 that force me to use the package's lang.toml.

Could you please decouple linguify? I am not sure if it's against your design, however, I think fewer dependencies makes this package more flexible.

Hi, the info box got much darker in 0.3. Was this an intended change?

v0.2:

v0.3:

Relevant code:

#let info(it) = {
  import "@preview/gentle-clues:0.2.0": info
  info(title: "Hinweis", header-inset: headerinsetem, strong(delta: 150, it))
}
``

I typically like using the keyword note for adminitions. By looking at gentle-clues.typ, I noticed that the function #note is actually available (once it is imported), although it's literally the same as #info; its title is also just Info, as well as its colour and icon.

I would like to have the title match the name of the function, so when #note is used, Note should be in the title.

Would you be interested in making this change? (If not, no problem, I could simply copy the function and make my own note adminition.)