Show border when there's only one avatar in an AvatarStack #3916
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Closes #3716
This PR updates
AvatarStackto show a border when there is only one avatar in the stack, making it consistent with the appearance of theAvatarcomponent. This is especially obvious when using a high-contrast theme.Rollout strategy
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