fix: Incorrect radio button border color under the dark theme

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Fix Radio Component Styles in Dark Mode

Issue

The Radio component was using fixed black colors for borders and backgrounds, which resulted in poor visibility in dark mode and affected user experience.

Changes

• Replace hardcoded border-black with theme variable border-border
• Update Radio indicator styles to support dark mode using theme variables

Testing Checklist

• Maintain original appearance in light mode
• Borders and backgrounds properly respond to theme switching in dark mode
• All size variants (sm/md/lg) display correctly
• All style variants (default/outline/solid) work as expected

Related

• Component: components/retroui/Radio.tsx
• Theme: Dark mode adaptation

Visual Comparison

Dark Mode

Before	After

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Style
  • Updated radio button and indicator borders to use theme-based colors instead of a fixed black, improving consistency with customizable themes.

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Walkthrough

The change updates the styling of radio button components by replacing hardcoded black border and background colors with theme-based CSS classes. This affects only the visual appearance, ensuring colors are now derived from configurable variables. No logic, props, or control flow were modified.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
components/retroui/Radio.tsx	Updated radio and indicator border/background from black to theme-based CSS classes (border-border, bg-border). No logic changes.

Poem

In the meadow of code, a border anew,
From black to a theme, the colors now grew.
Radio buttons rejoice, their style set free,
With variables dancing in CSS glee.
A hop and a skip, the rabbit approves—
For every UI, a color that moves!
🐇✨

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components/retroui/Radio.tsx (2)

5-5: Use theme-based border color for dark mode support
Great replacement of the hardcoded border-black with the theme-aware border-border in the outer radio element.

Please confirm that border-border is properly defined in your Tailwind (or CSS) configuration and that this update preserves the intended border color in light mode.

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27-29: Replace hardcoded indicator colors with theme tokens
Updating the indicator variants from bg-black/border-black to bg-border/border-border ensures all radio styles follow the design system’s color tokens.

Double-check that bg-border maps to the correct fill color for the solid variant and that the default and outline states render as expected in both light and dark themes.

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