fix: make logout modal theme-aware instead of always dark#524
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LogoutConfirmModal used hardcoded dark backgrounds regardless of theme. Updated to use bg-white dark:bg-slate-900 with proper text colors for both light and dark modes. Closes indresh404#517
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The LogoutConfirmModal used hardcoded dark backgrounds (bg-slate-900) regardless of the active theme. Updated to use theme-aware classes:\n- bg-white dark:bg-slate-900 for the modal\n- Proper text colors for light/dark modes\n- Theme-aware borders and hover states\n- Semi-transparent backdrop in light mode\n\nCloses #517