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Currently the invalid text input "framing" color is set to `#f00`. We have an accorded "destructive" color, we should probably use it for marking invalid inputs. Or do I miss a use case, where this might cause issues?

Currently the invalid text input "framing" color is set to `#f00` and the dialog error border color is set to `#ff9e9e`. We have an accorded "destructive" color, we should probably use it for marking invalid inputs and errors as much as possible. Or do I miss a use case, where this might cause issues?

Currently the invalid text input "framing" color is set to `#f00`. and the dialog error border color is set to `#ff9e9e`. We have an accorded "destructive" color, we should probably use it for marking invalid inputs and errors as much as possible. Or do I miss a use case, where this might cause issues?