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First major Tahoe PR for Ghostty, first addressing the most visually obvious things: titlebar/tab styling. Everything adapts except `titlebar-style = tabs` looks pretty different. I think it's kind of nice, though! Ignore the bg color glitches, they're just screenshot artifacts. There's definitely some readability issues, and glass doesn't look...

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