Add method to blend colors #49
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Originally, if the component's background color was not provided, it was calculated as
main.withOpacity(0.15)
. This caused an issue where underlying content in cards and modals could be visible when a transparent color was used. To address this, a second non-transparent background view with.background
color was added.To avoid having second views in these components, this pull request introduces a new
.blend
method that blends an original color with a provided color using the following formula:This ensures that the resulting color's alpha is always
1.0
.The calculation for the component's background color has been updated to
main.withOpacity(0.15).blend(with: .background)
, ensuring it is always opaque.As a result, the secondary backgrounds from modals and cards have been removed.