I suggest removing `color: #FFF` from the `badge` class, because it is
provided by the `badge-<modifier>` classes along with a
background-color, whereas there is no corresponding background-color
provided on the `badge` class itself.
Background
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According to the documentation:
> [badge] Requires one of the contextual, color modifier classes for `color` and
> `background-color`.
That is, color and background color should be provided by a modifier
class, rather than the badge class itself.
e.g. `<span class='badge badge-primary'>4</span>`
In general, providing a `color` property without also providing a
`background-color` should be avoided. [W3 QA tips]
In this context, this is a problem only if someone creates a `badge`
without providing a modifier. Such an omition may be difficult to trouble-shoot,
because this will most likely yield white text on a white background.
[W3 QA tips](https://www.w3.org/QA/Tips/color)
