@text-color-inverse should be dark in the dark mode theme

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What problem does this feature solve?

Currently the @text-color-inverse is mapped to be white in the dark mode style file (see below):

https://github.com/ant-design/ant-design/blob/1c8a88b2d7631129d0c6707e85fd451dd50b9a3e/components/style/themes/dark.less#L169

In the dark mode, the inverse should be black and not white.

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In other words, currently @text-color-inverse is mapped to be white in both default and dark mode styles, which is incorrect. Below is the default style where it is also mapped as white: https://github.com/ant-design/ant-design/blob/1c8a88b2d7631129d0c6707e85fd451dd50b9a3e/components/style/themes/default.less#L55

What does the proposed API look like?

Please correct the dark mode style file to have @text-color-inverse map to black correctly

[KrishnaPG]

Thank you @jaylonez

@text-color-inverse: @white - @text-color; would work to map it to the opposite of @text-color.

Would this equation @white - @text-color work correctly for both dark style and light styles ? It seems it does, but want to confirm.

In the light style, @text-color-inverse is correctly defined as white, so it seems the intention is to have it to be opposite of @text-color. Hence semantically it would not seem appropriate to leave it as @text-color-inverse: @white in the dark style when creating a new variable.

Did a quick search in the code where the inverse is being used, and these are some of the additional buggy scenarios (not sure if they are related to text-inverse directly, though, but needs fixing in general):

[KrishnaPG]

Understood. Thank you @zombieJ