Improve code block contrast in light mode #120
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Signed-off-by: Pete Cheslock <[email protected]>
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Light mode code blocks were hard to read with the pure white background blending into the page. Switched to the GitHub Prism theme and added a subtle gray background with a border so they actually stand out now.
Also tweaked dark mode to use Dracula theme while keeping the original light blue text color everyone's used to. I had ran into problems to dark mode when changing the light mode so i just changed the theme to get around the issues.
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