Hello,
First of all thank you so much for this awesome theme! I recently starting using React and I noticed that in my React files there is a lot of yellow coloring for the parens and the corchet-brackets (see the screenshot). Maybe it's because my monitors are shoddy, but I'm
having a hard time seeing it (contrast issues with the white background). Is there any way to tweak this yellow color in VS Code?

Thank you in advance!

I like this theme and think it would be even better with a dark mode option. No huge theme changes, just making the editor background dark gray or PowerShell blue, something to replace any panels that would otherwise have a bright white background. Maybe something like these default Windows Terminal dark color schemes to stay true to the theme. All other non-text colors could stay the same.

samplesForWindowsNt.json

Thanks and have a great day.

Would be rad if this theme added a product icon theme, though those are monochromatic and an icon font, which might be harder to pull off with the Windows NT style.

Hi! Thanks for this extension. I noticed that in the search bar, when you select text, it is not readable anymore:

Text color should probably be white. I quickly looked into this and it seems that there is no such setting as selection.foreground?? So is there even any way to solve this? If not, I'd suggest setting selection.background to a light grey color instead the dark blue :-/

Another issue: The action buttons on the top right are in the wrong color:

There are actually multiple icons in the top row, but you can barely see them. (GitLens icons, mostly). I also looked into this: Currently, dev tools say

.hc-black .monaco-action-bar .action-item.menu-entry .action-label, .vs-dark .monaco-action-bar .action-item.menu-entry .action-label {
    background-image: var(--menu-entry-icon-dark);
}

If you change this to --meny-entry-icon-light, then it gets readable:

VSCode seems to apply these flags based on the fact that win-nt-theme is marked as a dark theme. Can this be changed to be a light theme? Would also make more sense imo.

VS Code highlights files with different colors when they're ignored, modified, added, or removed in scm/git. These colors could use a little tweaking: