feat(styles): update select disabled styles

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[alizedebray]

Can you update the styles to match Figma? When the selection is disabled:

• the label and hint should be --post-gray-60
• the chevron icon should be --post-gray-40
• the text should be --post-gray-60 and not strikethrough

[davidritter-dotcom]

Can you update the styles to match Figma? When the selection is disabled:

• the label and hint should be --post-gray-60
• the chevron icon should be --post-gray-40
• the text should be --post-gray-60 and not strikethrough

The Design in Figma is already updated and the text is now strikethrough also in the select.

[alizedebray]

If you declare the variables like so:

$input-disabled-color: var(--post-gray-60);
$input-disabled-border-color: var(--post-gray-40);

Then the other files can remain unchanged, still using forms.$input-disabled-color and forms.$input-disabled-border-color

The only place where you will have to declare the gray manually is here, because you cannot use a var() in a background URL:

$form-select-disabled-color: forms.$input-disabled-color;
$form-select-indicator-disabled: url('#{icons.get-colored-svg-url('2113', $form-select-disabled-color)}') !default;

This approach helps with consistency as you only define the gray twice: once in the form variables and once in the select background.

[davidritter-dotcom]

If you declare the variables like so:

$input-disabled-color: var(--post-gray-60);
$input-disabled-border-color: var(--post-gray-40);

Then the other files can remain unchanged, still using forms.$input-disabled-color and forms.$input-disabled-border-color

The only place where you will have to declare the gray manually is here, because you cannot use a var() in a background URL:

$form-select-disabled-color: forms.$input-disabled-color;
$form-select-indicator-disabled: url('#{icons.get-colored-svg-url('2113', $form-select-disabled-color)}') !default;

This approach helps with consistency as you only define the gray twice: once in the form variables and once in the select background.

@alizedebray the svg doesn't work if there is a css variable behind the sass variable, so I just put a color sass variable for the background URL.

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