Fallback for Transparent Avatars 2

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May 21, 2025 - (Updated: May 21, 2025)

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Another visual hack to ensure consistency for transparent avatars is by adding a subtle border around them, the same color as the background.

The border looks like it's part of the background and distinguishes it from the cover section.