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[Compound] Integrate compound tokens (#586)

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* Added tokens.

* Apply color to MaterialTheme, also add typography.

* Map colors to the right ones in the themes.

* Create and improve previews of some components

* More preview improvements

* Add `tertiary` and `onTertiary` colors, remove some unused ones.

* Fix usage of deleted color token

* Fix bug in Switch previews

* Create a separate `:libraries:theme` module to keep everything related to colors, typography and Compound in general.

* Fix `DatePickerPreview`

* Add missing Compound generated files by fixing their package name

* Move `ElementTheme` to the `:libraries:theme` module, make some variables internal.

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# Theme Module
This module contains the theme tokens for the application, including those auto-generated from [Compound](https://github.com/vector-im/compound-design-tokens) and its mappings.
## Usage
The module contains public tokens and color schemes that are later used in `MaterialTheme` and added to `ElementTheme` for use in the application.
## Adding new tokens
All new tokens **should** come from Compound and added to the `compound.generated` package. To map the literal tokens to the semantic ones, you'll have to update both `compoundColorsLight` and `compoundColorsDark` in `CompoundColors.kt`.
As we're still migrating to using Compound tokens, it's possible that you might need to add some tokens manually. In that case, you should add them to `LegacyColors.kt` and map them later in `ElementColors.kt` so they can be used in light and dark themes. However, keep in mind this is just a temporary step, as those tokens should either be added later to Compound or replaced by Compound tokens in the future.