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I really like what the Automatic color contrast correction feature does to the themes.
I am wondering: If I wanted to use the exact same colors outside of an expressive code block (in a monaco instance), is there a way I can get a hold of the "theme values" that this setting applies to the theme? (the resulting Shiki theme, if you would)
I noticed there is quite a few things going on to get to accessible colors and my understanding is that all of that is being done on-the-fly, please correct me if I'm wrong.
So is there a chance either:
Or is there a way I can get a hold of those values that is not going 1 by 1 in the CSS
I already am using expresive code in my project, but I would also want to have the exact same theme in a monaco instance I am building for my project and to keep uniformity in a11y for the presentation of the code would be really handy.
left is expresive code - right is monaco with the same theme

I picked it when going through expressive code themes, and then using it in monaco is quite a bit .... different 😅😅
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