Improve contrast of sidebar toggle icon#7484
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This pull request makes a minor UI update to the
Toolbarcomponent. The change adjusts the default icon color to use a slightly darker shade of grey, improving visual contrast.Toolbarbutton's default text color fromtext-grey-5totext-grey-6for better contrast and consistency.