docs: update Box color token types and add background-inverse#11529
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Updated CLAUDE.md to reflect that Box component now uses specific color token types (BackgroundColorToken, TextColorToken, BorderColorToken) instead of the generic ColorToken, and added the newly introduced background-inverse token to the color tokens table.
Introduced by commit 4faa55c (@sebastianekstrom, #11500)
Without this update, developers following the documentation would incorrectly believe they could use any color token for any color prop. For example, attempting to use a text color token like 'text-primary' as a backgroundColor would now fail TypeScript validation, but the old documentation suggested this was valid.
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