badge border colour is too dark or light on number badges [fixed]

badge border colour is too dark or light on number badges [fixed]

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lWhoL

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50

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23

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insdate: 2023-12-11 14:17:00
title: badge border colour is too dark or light on number badges [fixed]
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linked_uid: lWhoL
views: 34
week_num: 50
month_num: 12
year_num: 23

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