docs(v4): add JSDoc for plugin options

[colinaaa]

Summary

• Add JSDoc to PluginTailwindCSSOptions.config
• Add JSDoc to PluginTailwindCSSOptions.theme
• Include usage examples for custom config and theme paths

Motivation

Clarify how the plugin resolves Tailwind config and theme modules and show common override patterns, making these options easier to discover and use.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request significantly enhances the developer experience by adding detailed JSDoc documentation to the PluginTailwindCSSOptions interface. These additions clarify the purpose, default behavior, and provide practical usage examples for the config and theme options, making it easier for users to configure the Tailwind CSS plugin effectively.

Highlights

• JSDoc Documentation: Added comprehensive JSDoc comments for the config and theme options within the PluginTailwindCSSOptions interface.
• Default Behavior Clarification: Documented the default resolution behavior for Tailwind config and theme paths, explaining how the plugin locates these files.
• Usage Examples: Provided practical usage examples for overriding the default config and theme paths, including relative and absolute paths, and using custom theme files or packages.

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Changelog

• src/index.ts
  • Added JSDoc comments to the config property of PluginTailwindCSSOptions.
  • Added JSDoc comments to the theme property of PluginTailwindCSSOptions.

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Code Review

This pull request adds JSDoc documentation for the config and theme options of the pluginTailwindCSS plugin. No security vulnerabilities were found. The documentation is clear and provides helpful examples, with a minor suggestion for improving theme option examples to ensure they are self-contained and correct for users in an ES module environment.