improve non-text contrast#1621
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Description
Improves contrast for non-text UI elements such as cards, panels, and graph containers to ensure better visual separation and accessibility.
Addressed Issue
Closes #1622
Additional Details
The issue was caused by low contrast between background and border colors, making it difficult to distinguish UI sections. This change adjusts background and border styles to increase contrast while preserving the overall design.
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