On dark theme, there are 4 colors a part of the code syntax hightlighter in the code blocks that needs better contrast from the background. On light theme this number is 6. Both of these need to reach a 4.5:1 contrast ratio

### Color, Contrast, and Zoom
**Issue Area # 1**
- **Expectation**: Do the default text and background size and colors provide sufficient contrast? (WCAG Criteria 1.4.3 (AA))
- **Observed**:
- On both dark and light themes, the colors found within the code blocks (the syntax highlighting) needs 4 and 6 color changes respectively. Both of these need to reach a 4.5:1 contrast ratio between and its background.These also ideally need to have a certain contrast (3:1) between one another so they stand out (a different WCAG requirement), but there are too many colors used that all may appear adjacent to one another that this does not seem possible so can ignore. I recognize this might be a different codebase but wanted to flag at least.

No files or tests are named. Start by locating the theme and syntax-highlighting styles used by code blocks, then measure the reported light- and dark-theme colors against their backgrounds. Done means the identified colors meet the 4.5:1 contrast requirement in both themes.

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