Revert "fix: invite dialog colors #732"

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Reverts #733

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• Style
  • Unified icon display for light and dark modes by using a single image with dynamic color inversion, replacing separate images for each theme.
  • Simplified placeholder styling for the email input field with consistent opacity across all modes.

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This update refactors several components to consolidate the handling of light and dark mode icons. Previously, each component used two separate <Image> elements to display different icons depending on the theme. The changes replace these with a single <Image> per icon, utilizing CSS classes (invert and dark:invert-0) to dynamically invert colors based on the current theme. This affects the login client, dialog titles, hero section, and navigation bar. Additionally, the email input placeholder opacity in the dialog is now set to a uniform low value across all themes.

Changes

Files/Paths	Change Summary
apps/mail/app/(auth)/login/login-client.tsx	Replaced dual light/dark mode images for provider icon and logo with a single image using CSS inversion.
apps/mail/components/golden.tsx	Simplified dialog icon rendering to a single image; unified placeholder opacity for email input field.
apps/mail/components/home/hero.tsx	Consolidated light/dark mode hero icon images into one using CSS inversion classes.
apps/mail/components/home/navbar.tsx	Merged separate light/dark mode navbar icons into a single image with CSS-based color inversion.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Component
    participant CSS

    User->>Component: Render page/component
    Component->>CSS: Apply "invert" and "dark:invert-0" classes to <Image>
    CSS-->>Component: Adjust icon color based on theme
    Component-->>User: Display correct icon for light/dark mode

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Possibly related PRs

• fix: invite dialog colors #732 #733: Reverses this PR's approach in golden.tsx by splitting a single image into two for light and dark modes, directly opposing the consolidation strategy used here.

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A hop and a skip, with a CSS trick,
One image now serves both dark and light quick!
No more toggling icons, no need to hide—
Just invert and display, let the theme decide.
With code made more simple, the bunny feels proud,
For less is now more—let’s shout it aloud!
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• apps/mail/app/(auth)/login/login-client.tsx (2 hunks)
• apps/mail/components/golden.tsx (2 hunks)
• apps/mail/components/home/hero.tsx (1 hunks)
• apps/mail/components/home/navbar.tsx (2 hunks)

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