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Changed to breeze dark look and feel which sets theme to "Breeze Dark", no longer get an error message because the file is actually "BreezeDark"

Changed to breeze dark look and feel which sets theme to "Breeze Dark", no longer get an error message because the file is actually "BreezeDark" A LNF package can also ship its own fully custom color scheme that isn't system-wide installed, so perhaps this needs some additional changes later, such as "You are using 'whatever lnf package' which uses a custom color scheme.", instead of a warning/error message. (I knew that dumping all of that "Current" and "Default" logic would fall on my feet eventually :/)

Changed to breeze dark look and feel which sets theme to "Breeze Dark", no longer get an error message because the file is actually "BreezeDark" A LNF package can also ship its own fully custom color scheme that isn't system-wide installed, so perhaps this needs some additional changes later, such as "You are using 'whatever lnf package' which uses a custom color scheme.", instead of a warning/error message. (I knew that dumping all of that "Current" and "Default" logic would fall on my feet eventually :/)