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Update screenshots for the lighter default border - #135
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Taken from core CI: Matomo 6 draws borders in #e0e0e0 instead of #cccccc, and nothing else changes in these images.
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DEV-20578
Matomo 6 makes
@theme-color-borderthe lighter#e0e0e0instead of#cccccc(matomo-org/matomo#25424). This updates the 10 UI screenshots that show such a border. The images come from that PR's CI run, and each was checked pixel by pixel: only border pixels and their anti-aliased edges got lighter.Until the core PR merges, this plugin's own UI tests run against core
6.x-dev, which still draws#cccccc, so they will fail here. The core PR already points this submodule at this branch.Review