Fix Settings header readability with semi-transparent background

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Overview

This PR fixes the readability issue with the Settings header title by adding a semi-transparent background layer.

Problem

The Settings title was difficult to read when content scrolled underneath it, as there was no background to separate it from the scrolling content below.

Solution

Added the following Tailwind CSS classes to the TabHeader component:

• bg-vscode-sideBar-background/95 - Semi-transparent background using VSCode theme color
• backdrop-blur-sm - Subtle blur effect for better text separation
• z-10 - Ensures the header stays on top of scrolling content

This creates a clean, readable header that doesn't interfere with the content below while maintaining visual consistency with VSCode's design language.

Changes

• Modified webview-ui/src/components/common/Tab.tsx to add background styling to TabHeader

Testing

The changes have been tested to ensure:

• ✅ Settings title is now readable regardless of content scrolling beneath it
• ✅ The semi-transparent background doesn't interfere with text below
• ✅ Visual consistency with VSCode's design system is maintained

@taltas Please review when you get a chance!

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Important

Adds semi-transparent background and blur to TabHeader in Tab.tsx for improved readability.

• Behavior:
  • Adds bg-vscode-sideBar-background/95, backdrop-blur-sm, and z-10 classes to TabHeader in Tab.tsx for improved readability.
  • Ensures TabHeader remains readable with content scrolling beneath it.
• Visuals:
  • Maintains visual consistency with VSCode's design system.
• Testing:
  • Verified readability and non-interference with underlying text.

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Review complete. Found 1 issue that needs attention before merging.

• z-10 requires positioning (relative) to have any effect (Tab.tsx:17)

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The z-10 class has no effect here because z-index only applies to positioned elements. Without a position value (relative, absolute, fixed, or sticky), the z-index is ignored. Adding relative would make the z-10 and backdrop-blur-sm work as intended.

Suggested change

	"px-5 py-2.5 border-b border-vscode-panel-border bg-vscode-sideBar-background/95 backdrop-blur-sm z-10",
	"px-5 py-2.5 border-b border-vscode-panel-border bg-vscode-sideBar-background/95 backdrop-blur-sm relative z-10",

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