Map: adapt OSM marker colors to Fluent Next

[AlisherAmonulloev]

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🟢 Approval recommended

Static review found consistent styling, token publication, and regression coverage with no blocking issues; tests were not executed.

No open issues 🎉

What changed in this PR

Adapts OpenStreetMap markers to Fluent Next colors through public component custom properties.

Changes:

• Adds marker background and content tokens and applies them to marker shapes.
• Updates naming and scope metadata, with regression tests across both sizes and color modes.

File	Description
packages/​devextreme-scss/​tools/​review/​nested-scopes.json	Registers marker child scopes.
packages/​devextreme-scss/​tools/​naming/​registries.json	Adds the marker part.
packages/​devextreme-scss/​tools/​naming/​derive-registries.ts	Defines the marker registry override.
packages/​devextreme-scss/​tests/​public-surface.baseline.json	Records new public properties.
packages/​devextreme-scss/​tests/​map-marker.test.ts	Tests marker styling and token mappings.
packages/​devextreme-scss/​scss/​widgets/​fluent-next/​map/​_public.scss	Publishes marker color properties.
packages/​devextreme-scss/​scss/​widgets/​fluent-next/​map/​_index.scss	Applies marker fill and stroke colors.
packages/​devextreme-scss/​scss/​widgets/​fluent-next/​map/​_colors.scss	Defines marker color defaults.

_{Review effort: Balanced}

[EugeniyKiyashko]

The SCSS part looks right: the bg/content pair matches badge and contained button, the OpenLayers marker lives inside .dx-map-container so the published names reach .dx-map-marker-default-*, and both modes resolve to primary-100 / neutral-10 (checked on a local token build). All my comments are about tests/map-marker.test.ts.

Overall I would drop the file: naming:check in styles.yml already proves both halves of the first test (publish.ts --check for the _public.scss lines, reachability.ts for the var() reads landing inside the map root), and the second test pins the token package rather than the map. If you want to keep a regression test for the fill/stroke/center pairing, one test.each(['light', 'dark']) with the three asserts from lines 21-26, plus jest.setTimeout, is enough.