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Added HamburgerMenu.PaneForeground to address theming problem #1186

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KarlErickson
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Using Foreground to set the hamburger button color blocks theme inheritance in the content frame. This PR adds a PaneForeground property that targets the button but not the content frame, and defaults to the Foreground value so it won't break current Foreground usage.

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dnfclas commented May 27, 2017

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dnfclas commented May 27, 2017

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Seems good.

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Ran into this issue as well this weekend, fix seems good.

@nmetulev nmetulev merged commit a5e11b5 into CommunityToolkit:dev Jun 19, 2017
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