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Add !default flag to dark theme variables #123

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This change allows users to override these variables during their project setup using the @use rule, as documented on the SCSS website

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    • Updated default color variables for dark theme settings.

This change allows users to override these variables during their project setup using the `@use` rule, as documented on the SCSS website.
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The recent updates focus on enhancing the visual theme of a project by refining its dark mode aesthetics. This involves setting new default values for key color variables, ensuring a more cohesive and visually appealing dark theme across the interface.

Changes

File(s) Summary of Changes
dark/dark.scss Set default values for $swal2-dark-theme-black and $swal2-dark-theme-white.

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In the realm of code, where the dark theme reigns,
A rabbit hopped, leaving colorful trails.
With a flick and a hop, and a small little tweak,
The dark mode now perfect, no longer bleak.
🌑➡️🌒 "Behold," it squeaked, "a sight so bright,
Where black is black, and white just right."
🎉🥕 Celebrate we shall, for the changes are neat,
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Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 557c48c and b32bc96.
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  • dark/dark.scss (1 hunks)
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