Fixed placeholder text color for more browsers #2113
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* Make mixin for placeholder and use in disabled
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Summary
It looks like our prefixer doesn't prefix pseudo elements so I added more browser prefixes for the form control placholder text color. The biggest offender was IE:
Checklist
[ ] This was checked in mobile[ ] Any props added have proper autodocs[ ] Documentation examples were added[ ] This was checked for breaking changes and labeled appropriately[ ] Jest tests were updated or added to match the most common scenarios[ ] This was checked against keyboard-only and screenreader scenarios[ ] This required updates to Framer X components