Fix StripeEditText's error color logic #989
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`StripeEditText` was not defaulting to `mDefaultErrorColor` when `mErrorColor` was not set. Instead, it was using the default value of `mErrorColor`, which is 0, which is transparent. Fixes #971
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Summary
StripeEditTextwas not defaulting tomDefaultErrorColorwhen
mErrorColorwas not set. Instead, it was using thedefault value of
mErrorColor, which is 0, which istransparent.
Motivation
Fixes #971
Testing
Wrote unit test