fix: make subscribe email input text visible in light mode#1040
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The email input on the /whats-new page had its default text color set to white (#fff), which made the typed email invisible against the light background. Switched the default color to a dark slate (#1f2937) so the text is readable in light mode; the existing dark-mode override keeps the text light when the user prefers a dark color scheme.
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/whats-newhad its text color hard-coded to#fff(white), making the typed email invisible in light mode.#1f2937(dark slate) so the text is readable in light mode; the existingprefers-color-scheme: darkoverride still applies#f3f4f6for users in dark mode.Test plan
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