feat: update styling for statistics and search input for better visib…#17
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feat: update styling for statistics and search input for better visib…#17
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This pull request updates the styling of key elements in the
Planningpage to improve text readability and visual consistency. The changes focus on enhancing the appearance of statistics and search input fields.Stat styling improvements:
.stat-numberto use white text for better contrast against backgrounds..stat-labelby switching to a semi-transparent white color, adding uppercase text transformation, and increasing letter spacing for clarity.Search input enhancements:
.planning-search-inputto a dark gray for readability, and styled the placeholder text to use a lighter gray for subtlety.…ility