add white-label classes to navbar theme toggle - #1665
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Keeps this shared partial structurally aligned with Pro, matching the pattern already used on other navbar elements (main nav, tools menu, notifications). No visible effect in CE since the white-label-bg/white-label-text classes have no styling here.
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Summary
The theme toggle (sun/moon/auto icon and its dropdown) in the navbar was missing the
white-label-bg/white-label-textclasses that every other icon in the navbar already carries (main nav, tools menu, notifications, user dropdown). Adding them here keeps this partial structurally consistent with the rest of the navbar.Testing steps
N/A — these classes have no associated styles in this codebase; this is a structural consistency change with no visible effect.
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[ ] Added a CHANGELOG entry (not applicable — no visible/functional change in this codebase)