fix(ui): opaque toast background#117
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What
Toasts (bottom-of-screen snackbars) rendered with a fully transparent background, so page content behind the toast bled through and clashed with the message text. Most visible when clicking the upgrade-version chip, which pops the "copied to clipboard" toast over the container grid.
Why
The snackbar uses Vuetify's
variant="outlined", which draws only a colored border and colored text with no fill. Anything behind it shows through.Fix
Add an opaque theme-surface background to the snackbar wrapper. The level color still controls the border and text, so info/success/warning/error toasts keep their look but are now readable over any background.
All toasts route through the single
SnackBarcomponent inApp.vue, so this one change covers every notification in the app.Verified
Built and deployed to the devtest stack; confirmed the toast now renders on an opaque panel over the container grid.