Feature contrast slider - #118
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Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📄 Pull Request Description
🧩 What was changed?
Added a contrast slider accessible from the top bar. Clicking the contrast icon opens a popover with a slider.
💡 Why was it changed?
Users can adjust the contrast level to suit their visual needs
⚙️ How was it implemented?
The slider (range 1.0–1.2) applies filter: contrast() on the element. The selected value is persisted in localStorage. In light mode, borders are slightly darkened via a CSS class high-contrast to compensate for the filter washing them out. Used two new shadcn components: Slider (radix-ui) and Popover (radix-ui)
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