Added border to messages for a bit more contrast#38
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This also greatly improves the support for vision deficiencies and high contrast mode
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Could this possibly be applied only when forced-colors is active? Don't take my opinion as a binding decision: Personally I don't like the appearance with the border. But maybe we could have it both ways by supporting a high contrast mode. |
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Since we are adding this for visual A11Y reasons and not just for high contrast I would advise against that @rhoerr |
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This also greatly improves the support for vision deficiencies and high contrast mode.
Closes #10