Override gitDecoration.modifiedResourceForeground for active tab

[SergeyBeloglazovRL]

If a file is modified and workbench.editor.decorations.colors is true (it's true by default since some release), the color of the file name in editor tab doesn't change for active tab. It's confusing.
I can hardly differ an active file from modified file in my Dark+ theme. The active file name is white, a changed file name is orange.

I tried to set gitDecoration.modifiedResourceForeground to a less contrast value, but the active tab keeps this color. It doesn't become white.

So I can hardly find an active file too.

I suggest a separate option for active modified file color or active tab color have to override gitDecoration.modifiedResourceForeground value.

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• Active tab difficult to see when tab text color is non-default (#123251)

[miguelsolorio]

This is because the git decorators have a higher precedence over the active file color (we also do this in the explorer). I don't think we'd want to introduce a "active modified foreground" that has git variations as that would get complicated. Have you tried using the tab.activeBorderTop color token to make the active tab stand out?

cc @bpasero for feedback on active tab text color vs git colors

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[SergeyBeloglazovRL]

Thank you @misolori! I've set tab.activeBorderTop value. It seems to be helpful. I will try using it.