fix: table icons of inline ckeditor respect dark mode

[PeterW-LWL]

I noticed that some of the table icons did not respect the darkmode.

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@fsbraun can you review this?

Summary by Sourcery

Bug Fixes:

• Add fill="currentColor" to table icon SVGs so they adapt to dark mode

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Reviewer's Guide

Updated all table-related toolbar icons in the inline CKEditor to use fill="currentColor" instead of hardcoded colors so they automatically respect dark mode.

ER Diagram: Updates to CKEditor Table Icon Definitions

erDiagram
    CKEditorTableIcons {
        string addRowBefore_icon_svg "SVG definition updated to use fill='currentColor' for dark mode compatibility"
        string addRowAfter_icon_svg "SVG definition updated to use fill='currentColor' for dark mode compatibility"
        string addColumnBefore_icon_svg "SVG definition updated to use fill='currentColor' for dark mode compatibility"
        string addColumnAfter_icon_svg "SVG definition updated to use fill='currentColor' for dark mode compatibility"
        string deleteRow_icon_svg "SVG definition updated to use fill='currentColor' for dark mode compatibility"
        string deleteColumn_icon_svg "SVG definition updated to use fill='currentColor' for dark mode compatibility"
        string mergeOrSplit_icon_svg "SVG definition updated to use fill='currentColor' for dark mode compatibility"
    }

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Class Diagram: Modification to Editor's Default Configuration Method

classDiagram
    class EditorConfigurationProvider {
        +default(obj): dict
    }

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Table action icons now inherit text color for dark mode support	Added fill="currentColor" to the SVG root for addRowBefore Added fill="currentColor" to the SVG root for addRowAfter Added fill="currentColor" to the SVG root for addColumnBefore Added fill="currentColor" to the SVG root for addColumnAfter Added fill="currentColor" to the SVG root for deleteRow Added fill="currentColor" to the SVG root for deleteColumn Added fill="currentColor" to the SVG root for mergeOrSplit	djangocms_text/editors.py

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[sourcery-ai]

Hey @PeterW-LWL - I've reviewed your changes - here's some feedback:

• Some SVG paths still have hard-coded fills (e.g. fill="#000000"); remove or replace those so the fill="currentColor" on the root can actually control all icon colors.
• There’s a lot of repeated SVG markup—consider refactoring these icon definitions (for example via a shared constant or template include) to avoid manual duplication when you need to tweak attributes like fill.

Here's what I looked at during the review

• 🟢 General issues: all looks good
• 🟢 Security: all looks good
• 🟢 Testing: all looks good
• 🟢 Complexity: all looks good
• 🟢 Documentation: all looks good

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Codecov Report

All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests ✅

Project coverage is 81.61%. Comparing base (df1b635) to head (9eefa7a).
Report is 4 commits behind head on main.

Additional details and impacted files

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  Files          14       14           
  Lines         941      941           
  Branches      110      110           
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  Hits          768      768           
  Misses        130      130           
  Partials       43       43           

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[fsbraun]

@PeterW-LWL Well spotted! The circled minuses seem to still be black. Also, I noticed that some table icons contain a style="color: #000000". Can you check if those are needed (and potentially remove them)?

Thanks!

[PeterW-LWL]

Also, I noticed that some table icons contain a style="color: #000000".

You are right. I found it and will append it here.

[fsbraun]

Thank you!