chore: remove inverted footnotes from templates

packages/docs/src/stories/templates/footnotes.stories.ts

@@ -55,57 +55,3 @@ export const LinkedFootnotes = {
     </ol>
   `
 };
-
-export const InvertedLinkedFootnotes = {
-  render: () => html`
-    <article class="sd-container sd-container--variant-primary">
-      <div class="sd-prose sd-prose--inverted">
-        <h2 class="sd-headline sd-headline--3xl sd-headline--inverted">Nisi eu excepteur anim esse</h2>
-        <p class="sd-paragraph">
-          A solid design system is the backbone of a cohesive product, offering a single source of truth that promotes
-          consistency across all platforms and teams
-          <a id="ref_1" href="#note_1" class="sd-footnotes--marker sd-footnotes--inverted">1</a>. By providing reusable
-          UI components and guided principles, design systems ensure that designers and developers work efficiently
-          without reinventing the wheel
-          <a id="ref_2a" href="#note_2" class="sd-footnotes--marker sd-footnotes--inverted">2</a>. This consistency not
-          only streamlines workflows but also enhances scalability, enabling teams to quickly roll out features that
-          look and feel unified <a id="ref_2b" href="#note_2" class="sd-footnotes--marker sd-footnotes--inverted">2</a>.
-          Moreover, design systems empower teams to focus on refining user experience rather than repeatedly tackling
-          foundational design challenges
-          <a id="ref_3" href="#note_3" class="sd-footnotes--marker sd-footnotes--inverted">3</a>. When every component
-          aligns with the brand’s visual language, users benefit from a familiar, intuitive interface that fosters
-          trust. This familiarity is especially critical for products with diverse user bases, as it allows for seamless
-          navigation <a id="ref_2c" href="#note_2" class="sd-footnotes--marker sd-footnotes--inverted">2</a> and higher
-          satisfaction.
-        </p>
-        <p>
-          A solid design system also evolves with changing needs. By integrating regular feedback, teams can keep the
-          system adaptable and relevant, meeting both emerging design trends and technological advancements
-          <a id="ref_4" href="#note_4" class="sd-footnotes--marker sd-footnotes--inverted">4</a>. Ultimately, investing
-          in a design system yields long-term returns, ensuring that products are consistent, scalable, and efficient.
-        </p>
-      </div>
-      <ol class="sd-footnotes sd-footnotes--inverted mt-12">
-        <li id="note_1">
-          <a href="#ref_1" class="sd-footnotes--marker"></a>
-          Design systems act as a "single source of truth," promoting consistency across all products.
-        </li>
-        <li id="note_2">
-          <a href="#ref_2a" class="sd-footnotes--marker"></a>
-          <a href="#ref_2b" class="sd-footnotes--marker"></a>
-          <a href="#ref_2c" class="sd-footnotes--marker"></a>
-          Component libraries in design systems streamline workflows, boosting efficiency and scalability.
-        </li>
-        <li id="note_3">
-          <a href="#ref_3" class="sd-footnotes--marker"></a>
-          A design system’s consistency helps reinforce brand identity and user trust.
-        </li>
-        <li id="note_4">
-          <a href="#ref_4" class="sd-footnotes--marker"></a>
-          Effective design systems evolve, remaining adaptable to product and user needs over time.
-        </li>
-      </ol>
-      <article></article>
-    </article>
-  `
-};