fix(amazonq): default info color on dark themes changed to blue #5096
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The default fallback
infocolor for AmazonQ was set to#A0A0A0for dark themes. This is a gray color, but the info color should be blue by default, so that in themes that don't set this variable (like Darcula), a blue color is used as intended.Checklist
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