Changed the Bullet Colour in the custom.css

[kenjog]

Using the Dracula Theme with the "Bullet Threading" plugin, the bullets disappear.
Edited the default values for --ls-block-bullet-color from var(--foreground) to var(--lx-gray-08,var(--rx-gray-08))

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The issue and fix were pretty self-explanatory and didn't require a screenshot.

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The CSS for the dark theme was updated to change the variable used for block bullet colors. Instead of using the foreground color, the style now uses a gray tone defined by new variables, allowing for more specific color control in the dark theme.

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File(s)	Change Summary
custom.css	Updated --ls-block-bullet-color in dark theme to use --lx-gray-08, --rx-gray-08 instead of --foreground.

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custom.css (1)

72-74: Verify the existence of the new gray variables.

The updated --ls-block-bullet-color uses var(--lx-gray-08, var(--rx-gray-08)). Please confirm that both --lx-gray-08 and --rx-gray-08 are defined and loaded prior to this override; otherwise, the bullets may fall back to transparent or an unintended default. Consider checking your base theme or importing definitions for these variables.

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