Set the default background for notice-info to white#11033
Set the default background for notice-info to white#11033joedolson wants to merge 5 commits intoWordPress:trunkfrom
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@joedolson I've taken the liberty of pushing the same change to login.css to apply the background during the password reset flow, etc.
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I'm happy with Joe's changes if Joe is happy with mine.
I did a search for other instances of the string .notice searching for overrides in (S)CSS files and was unable to find one.
This should apply to both notice and message; changed above.

Changes the core notice info to have a white background.
This doesn't match the Gutenberg design specs, but because WordPress uses a gray background, it's not actually possible to meet those specs 100%, and this will be a less disruptive change for users.
Trac ticket: https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/64678
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