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fix: match docs content column background to page background #67

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color: #060000 !important;
}

/* ── Content column background ────────────────────────────────────────────
The willow theme paints the main content column (the direct child of
#content-area) with its own neutral gray `dark:bg-gray-900` (#161616).
That neutral gray sits inside the warm page background configured in
docs.json (`background.color.dark` → #181611, --background-dark = 24 22 17),
and a neutral surface framed by a warm one reads cool/blue-ish. Pin the
content column to the same background so the content area and the frame are
one continuous warm tone. Scoped to the direct child so the other
`bg-gray-900` surfaces (cards, etc.) are untouched. */
.dark #content-area > div {
background-color: rgb(var(--background-dark)) !important;
}

/* Underline prose text links in dark mode. Exclude [class~="border-0"] so the
heading anchor-link buttons (Mintlify gives them `border-0`) don't get an
ugly line under the icon. */
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