[Not for merging!] - documenting file changes for conversion between FSE/hybrid theme styles #445
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Recently in the theme dev meetings, we talked about maybe automating the steps to either convert a gesso installation from hybrid to FSE, or making that an option which can be selected during initial theme setup. As part of that effort, here's a branch to look at which files need to change and how.
@cssgirl @christopherhodges y'all can help me out by downloading this version to a local WP instance and confirming everything works as expected. Also, if there are any other changes you know need to be made - I know functions.php was mentioned but I'm not sure if it actually needs to be modified.
Note that this doesn't include any of Lindsey's recent updates, so the contents of these files may have changed, but the file structure itself should still be applicable.