Use normal checkbox and radio appearance in forced-colors mode
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In the Windows theme "High Contrast White" our checked checkboxes weren't distinguishable from unchecked ones. This happens because colors are overridden by the browser / OS but
url()background images are still displayed — and our checkmark SVG background hasfill="white".This resets the checkbox (and radio buttons) to
appearance: autosuch that the appearance is entirely controlled by the browser in forced colors mode.