feat: passing link mode.name to lint marker's classname, added .bg-ta… #4784
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Resolves #4783 #2049
open a link in a new tablink hint is now visually distinguishable fromopen in current tab.It can be achieved by exposing the mode's name directly to link_hint's classname.
Since all the mode names are kebab-cased, it's fully compatible with CSS classnames.
Also, other modes can be modified by adding additional styles in CSS.
I adjusted the hue slightly from the original color to choose a new one.
Please feel free to share any thoughts or preferences regarding the color.