Fix #16151: Add Dark Mode CSS Style for images on CSRF and Method Security pages #16152
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This pull request resolves issue #16151 by addressing the dark mode rendering issues on the Cross Site Request Forgery (CSRF) and Method Security documentation pages.
Changes:
[.invert-dark]attribute to the .adoc files for the affected pages.dark mode CSS styles.These changes provide a consistent and improved user experience across themes. Feedback and suggestions are welcome!