on dashboard is a top 3 failure aspects list: if there is a failure aspect that has one failed test and one expected failed test, the color of the icon represents the expected failed color (dark red), but it should display the failed color (light red)
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added a check: if the color is dark red (expected failed), it additionally checks if there is a test with the failed-status. If that is true, it returns light red (failed), if not it returns the color that was originally calculated
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