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fix(mosaic): keep enterprise account icons visible in dark mode - #10377
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Description
Make monochrome enterprise-account logos, including Okta, follow the text color so they remain visible in dark mode. Apply the same provider recognition and shared icon rendering used by connected accounts and Web3 wallets to both linked accounts and available enterprise connections.
Open the enterprise-account examples in Swingset and toggle dark mode to compare the Okta logo. Colored provider logos retain their original colors.
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pnpm testruns as expected.pnpm buildruns as expected.Type of change