docs: one section for theme name bindings, and no dark in the examples - #6000
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Two sections on the same page taught the same thing, and both used "dark" as the example theme name, which reads as the way to switch an application to dark mode. It is not: the theme attribute lands on the component, and under Aura it does nothing at all.
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Fixes #5995
darkin the examples: theme names are variants likesmall.@ColorSchemeandPage.setColorScheme()are the color scheme API, thedarktheme name is a Lumo selector on<body>, and tests assertgetColorScheme().