Improve lineargradient border for TextBox in Light/Dark themes #1006
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…ffects PasswordBox and NumberBox)
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What is the current behavior?
For multi-lined
TextBoxes the border seems wrong. It's using aLinearGradientBrushwith absolute mapping so that the upper border was painted in one brush and the the rest of the border was painted in another brush. for a single lineTextBoxall you would see is a border painted in the upper brush, but a multi-lineTextBoxwould reveal the lower part of a different Brush with no transition.What is the new behavior?
I figure the intent was for a smooth linear transition between the two brushes and that's what's coded in this PR.