The big rebranding #636
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Brief summary of the change made
Goal of this PR is to apply the EnAccess branding color scheme to MPM. This is to make it better distinguishable from the legacy version Inensus and contribute to an overall brand-awareness.
This branding should affect all parts of MPM
Are there any other side effects of this change that we should be aware of?
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