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In commit 93581b03d (Set foreground color in library/board manager), the foreground color was set in addition to the background color, to make sure that the library and board manager would remain readable even with a non-standard color scheme (e.g. a dark theme). When that commit was created, this worked properly. However, between creating that commit and merging it as part of #9272, the title rendering was changed from being part of the description (which had its color set up properly) to being part of the title border (which used default colors) in #9262. This commit fixes this again by applying the foreground color also to the TitledBorder component. In ContributedPlatformTableCellJPanel this also moves the creation of the TitledBorder into the constructor, and for ContributedLibraryTableCellJPanel upwards in the constructor (where it is run unconditionally), so the property can be final.
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