Add glassy effect to headers #7890
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Add very subtle glassy backdrop effect to headers and tabbars on web. Android web is exempted for performance reasons.
CSS backdrop filter is baseline https://caniuse.com/css-backdrop-filter
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Screen.Recording.2025-03-03.at.23.59.08.mov
Test plan
Look at all the headers - make sure there are no cases of "double header" where the top bit is solid and the bottom bit is glassy. The effect was disabled in search for this reason.
Ensure no regressions on native or android web
I had to make the ghost-style buttons have a transparent backdrop - make sure that doesn't break anything (I doubt it)