refactor: decouple flash and alert styling from shared tokens - #4873
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Flashes and alerts style parts of their content through shared tokens (
colorTextStatus*,colorBackgroundStatus*, progress bar colors), restyled via their visual contexts. This couples them to unrelated consumers of the same tokens (popovers, standalone progress bars).New component-scoped tokens, all referencing the previously used shared tokens:
colorTextAlertDefault,colorBackgroundAlert*,colorTextAlertIcon*colorTextFlashbarIcon*colorBackgroundProgressBarFlash,colorBackgroundProgressBarValueFlash(progress bars in flash messages now carry aprogress-flashclass)Since the values are references, the emitted CSS keeps the
var()chain and existing contexts stay in control: no visual change in any theme. This unblocks themes that style notifications without contexts (#4866).Stacked on #4872; base for #4866.