Update colors

[luu-alex]

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This pull request refactors the application's primary color scheme by introducing a new set of primary color variables and a dedicated primary text color. These changes are applied across both light and dark themes, enhancing the overall visual consistency and modernizing the UI's appearance. The update also includes a specific adjustment to a trade panel button to correctly utilize the new text color under certain conditions.

Highlights

• Color Palette Update: The primary color variables (--primary-default, --primary-hover, --primary-active, --primary-muted) have been significantly updated for both light and dark themes in src/styles.css.
• New Primary Text Color: A new CSS variable, --primary-text, has been introduced in src/styles.css for both themes and mapped to --color-primary-text.
• Conditional Styling Application: The TradePanel component now conditionally applies the new text-primary-text class to its main action button when the user is not connected, ensuring visual consistency with the updated color scheme.

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Code Review

This pull request updates the primary color palette for both light and dark themes and introduces a new primary-text color. This new color is then used on the main action button in the trade panel. The change to the button's class is a good step, but it only fixes the text color for the disconnected state. I've suggested a small modification to apply the fix for all button states, ensuring text is always readable in both themes.

[gemini-code-assist]

This change correctly addresses the text color issue for the button when not connected. However, when connected, the button text will still be unreadable in dark mode because the default text-white from the button's style has very low contrast against the new light-colored primary background (#D5F7FB).

To ensure the button text is always readable regardless of the connection state, you can apply the text-primary-text class unconditionally. This will fix the issue for all button states in both light and dark themes.

Suggested change

	className={cn("w-full", !isConnected && "text-primary-text")}
	className={cn("w-full", "text-primary-text")}