Incorrect Selection of Primary Color on Android

Depending on the color scheme defined in the device settings, the default color of button icons may be wrong.

Given some structure:

HStack {
    Text("Website")
    Image(systemName: "arrow.up.right")
        #if SKIP
            .font(Font.system(size: 10))
        #endif
}

it seems like the color of the icon is incorrectly assumed to always be the same color as normal body text.
However, this is not always true:

Note: I'm not sure whether the button background color is actually called accent color, but for a lack of better knowledge I'll go with accent color

Situation 1 - color scheme with light accent color:
Contrast is good, text and icons are readable.

Situation 2 - color scheme dark accent color (in this case the Samsung-provided default option):
Contrast is good for text but bad for icons, text is readable, icons not so much.

Taking a look at the Gmail app confirms that the foreground style should actually be light on a dark accent color background.

Using .foregroundStyle(.primary) does not help as .primary seems to be mapped to the body text color.

This issue seems to have come up when updating my device to One UI 7.0. This also affects the Skip Showcase app.

Context: Galaxy A55 5G (Android 15, One UI 7.0), Skip libraries updated to the latest versions as of creating this issue.

Reproduce the issue in the Skip Showcase app using the shown SwiftUI HStack on Android 15 with One UI 7.0, testing light and dark accent-color schemes. Trace how button icon foreground colors are selected and verify completion when icons maintain readable contrast against both accent backgrounds.