Box component. This means Pluma components all accept the Box component's props.<code> container. The Code component builds on top of Text and supports all Text props.Heading component builds on top of Text and supports all Text props.p elements. The Paragraph component builds on top of Text and supports all Text props.label element. The TextLabel component builds on top of Text and supports all Text props.Icon component.PlumaLabel styles.PlumaLink component renders a styled version of PlainLink. Just like PlainLink, it will use PlumaProvider's linkComponent, if it exists.PlainLink is an unstyled wrapper component around the linkComponent defined on PlumaProvider. If no linkComponent is defined, a regular a tag is used instead.PlainButton is an unstyled wrapper component that creates a button element with minimal styling. It's used internally by Pluma to build other button components.checkbox input, which allows selecting one or more options from a group of options.OptionCard, however, renders a more visually prominent card, with an increased click area, compared to a standard radio or checkbox.radio input, which allows selecting an option from a group of options. Usually you'll want to use the Radio component along with the RadioGroup component.PlumaSearch component builds upon the TextField component, providing additional functionality tailored for search use cases.SegmentedControl is essentially a styled wrapper around a group of radio inputs.PlumaBadge renders a numeric label to indicate the quantity of an item or content.