The confirm dialog painted its panel with `var(--bg-surface, #1e1e2e)`, but
`--bg-surface` is not defined by any stylesheet in the project. Every theme
therefore fell through to the hardcoded dark `#1e1e2e`.
That went unnoticed under the six dark themes, whose `--text` is light and so
still contrasted against the dark panel. The paper theme is the only light
palette: its `--text` is `#1e293b`, which put dark text on the dark panel at
roughly 1.05:1 contrast and made the title and body invisible.
Point the panel at `--bg-elevated` so it tracks the active palette, and give
the title and body explicit `--text` / `--text-secondary` colors instead of
relying on inherited color plus `opacity: 0.7`, which is equally unreliable
over a light surface. Add a `--border` outline so the now-white panel still
reads as a distinct layer above the scrim.
Verified by hand across all seven themes.
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