Brighten dark mode text a little to improve readability (master branch; backports needed) #3339
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Had a request come in to brighten the off-white text a little more in dark mode so there would be a starker contrast. Made the adjustment for
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Had a request come in to brighten the off-white text a little more in dark mode so there would be a starker contrast. Made the adjustment for the variable --body-font-color only in dark mode and automatic dark mode selectors. Please review and send feedback. If this change is good to merge, then we'll backport to the other active branches too.
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