Light Protanopia & Deuteranopia colorblind theme makes PR status confusing

[dgattey]

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The Protanopia & Deuteranopia colorblind themes appear to have changed recently from their ~orange color to a ~red color, in ways that hurt usability. It's hard to tell at a glance that this PR is open and not erroring in some way, thanks to the red = problem association Github has + most products have in non-colorblind mode.
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I much preferred the lighter orange color before for easily distinguishing status and color. Was it not distinct enough from the ~blue that was being used against it? This also makes Light Tritanopia not be much different.

Dark mode looks better, but still too reddish compared to the older colors

Proto/Deuter	Trit

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Thank you @dgattey for taking the time to share your feedback! This issue has been filed with the GitHub accessibility team. We will follow-up here with any updates or questions. Thanks again!