Switch to surface container colors from elevation overlay #6025
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This should close #6010 I believe? Or maybe it's not complete? |
Good point! Done. |
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Closes #6010
This updates the way we defined colors for Material 3 components like dialogs or bottom sheets. Older versions of Material Components would use an "elevation overlay" color for this where as Material 3 uses the new "tonal" surface container colors.