Fix dark mode text contrast issue in Why OpenSource Compass section#931
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Fix dark mode text contrast issue in Why OpenSource Compass section#931alenalex-009 wants to merge 1 commit intosayeeg-11:mainfrom
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📋 Description
This PR is submitted under Social Winter of Code (SWOC).
This update resolves dark mode visibility and hover contrast issues in the "Why OpenSource Compass?" section to improve readability and maintain consistent UI behavior.
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📝 Additional Note
After syncing with the latest upstream changes, I observed that the card hover contrast issue has already been resolved in a recent merge. I verified the behavior locally, and it appears to be functioning correctly.
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