[luxcas]

Color the item title according to its workflow state using the Plone CSS variable --plone-state-<review_state>. Items are rendered with a state-<review_state> CSS class, and only non-published states receive a color so published items keep the default text color.

Fixes #1664

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Currently, in Plone 6, the pat-contentbrowser listing does not visually distinguish content items based on their review state (e.g., private, pending, published). When content editors and users browse and select items through the content browser, the lack of workflow state differentiation makes it harder to quickly identify the publication status of items, which can lead to usability friction.

I would like pat-contentbrowser to display visual indicators (such as color-coded text or workflow-specific CSS classes reflecting the standard Plone review states, similar to other listing views in Plone) to clearly distinguish items by their review state.

Closes #1664