feat(cdk/a11y): use native media query for high contrast detection #29678
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Changes the `cdk.high-contrast` mixin to use a native media query instead of a custom CSS classes. The advantage is that we no longer need to depend on the `HighContrastModeDetector` to add a class that we can target. BREAKING CHANGE: * Since `cdk.high-contrast` targets a media query instead of a class, the specificity of the styles it emits is lower than before.
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Changes the
cdk.high-contrastmixin to use a native media query instead of a custom CSS classes. The advantage is that we no longer need to depend on theHighContrastModeDetectorto add a class that we can target.BREAKING CHANGE:
cdk.high-contrasttargets a media query instead of a class, the specificity of the styles it emits is lower than before.