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fix border color discrepancy between themes #5056

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Muted borders are currently very faint, and the values aren't consistent between the light and dark theme. This pr makes them consistent (.2 opacity for default border contrast, .1 for muted)

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@bartaz bartaz merged commit 070a2b8 into canonical:main Apr 22, 2024
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