Add Allure 3 brand theme, dark mode, and accessibility smoke checks#3341
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This update brings the Allure 3 brand theme into the report UI and adds a new dark theme. The refreshed styling updates colors, surfaces, navigation, statuses, charts, rows, attachments, and icons so reports feel more consistent with the current Allure visual language in both light and dark modes.
The theme was checked with APCA across the token pairs that are expected to work together, and the failing combinations were fixed. This helps keep text, icons, statuses, controls, and content readable against their intended backgrounds.
This also adds an axe accessibility smoke check for the report UI. The smoke covers common automated accessibility rules from wcag2a, wcag2aa, wcag21a, wcag21aa, and wcag22aa, including contrast, document structure, ARIA validity, form labeling, landmark/navigation basics, keyboard/focus-related checks, and accessible names for interactive controls.
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