fix: respect dark mode in email compose/reply UI#639
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The compose modal/card hardcoded light-mode CSS variables unconditionally (introduced in 851c3be "gmail contacts should use light mode"), overriding the theme variables inherited from .gmail-shell. As a result the reply/compose box rendered as a white card with dark text even in dark mode. Split the single hardcoded block into theme-aware blocks following the existing .gmail-shell convention: dark values as the unprefixed default, light values under `.light`. Light mode is unchanged; dark mode now gets a proper dark card. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The compose modal/card hardcoded light-mode CSS variables unconditionally (introduced in 851c3be "gmail contacts should use light mode"), overriding the theme variables inherited from .gmail-shell. As a result the reply/compose box rendered as a white card with dark text even in dark mode.
Split the single hardcoded block into theme-aware blocks following the existing .gmail-shell convention: dark values as the unprefixed default, light values under
.light. Light mode is unchanged; dark mode now gets a proper dark card.