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We have no way of knowing whether a terminal is in a dark or light theme. HOWEVER we do have one trick up our sleeves: the FgDefault colour is going to be black in a light theme and white in a dark theme. So we need to make use of that colour when rendering text. Previously we allowed the user to configure a 'lightTheme' boolean value that would determine whether to use black or white. We're now removing that config value and just using FgDefault.

fixes #2255

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DefaultTextColor = style.FgWhite

// DefaultHiTextColor is the default highlighted text color
DefaultHiTextColor = style.FgLightWhite
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This wasn't being used

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We would need to add a new config value for theme.defaultFgColor. Could you raise an issue for that @simon-abbott ?

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I realized this wasn't the best place for that comment so I migrated it to a discussion. I can definitely open a new issue though!

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Issue submitted: #2279.

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Use foreground instead of white color

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