Administration: Improve filter link visibility in forced-colors mode.

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This ensures that the current filter link is visually distinguishable when a high-contrast theme is enabled by using the Highlight system color for the bottom border.

Trac ticket: https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/65419

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[Dervish12]

Looks good. The forced-colors: active media query is the correct approach for Windows High Contrast mode, and using the Highlight system color for the active filter border is exactly what the spec recommends.

One small suggestion: might be worth also setting color: LinkText on .filter-links .current inside the forced-colors block, so the text also uses the system link color for stronger visual distinction. Not a blocker though — the border alone is a meaningful improvement.

Tested locally, works as expected.