Jetpack Compose version: androidx-compose-bom = "2023.04.01"
Jetpack Compose component used: Checkbox
Android Studio Build: AS Hedgehog | 2023.1.1 Canary 12 Build #AI-231.9161.38.2311.10457801,
Kotlin version: 1.8.22

Steps to Reproduce or Code Sample to Reproduce:

I pass the following colors to androidx.compose.material3.TriStateCheckbox:

    checkedColor = MyTheme.colors.primary, 
    uncheckedColor = MyTheme.colors.outline,
    checkmarkColor = MyTheme.colors.onPrimary, 
    disabledCheckedColor = MyTheme.colors.primary.dim3,
    disabledUncheckedColor = MyTheme.colors.outline.dim3,
)

However the result is that in desabled unchecked state the checkbox has lighter primary color instead of the expected lighter outline color (screenshot attached: most right checkbox is disabled unckecked state, second from the right is enabled unchecked).

CheckboxDefaults.colors() doc says:

disabledUncheckedColor - color that will be used for the box and border when disabled and not checked

However in internal fun borderColor() for disabled uncheck State disabledBorderColor is used instead which leads to incorrect design:

val target = if (enabled) {
   ….
} else {
    when (state) {
        ToggleableState.Indeterminate -> disabledIndeterminateBorderColor
        ToggleableState.On, ToggleableState.Off -> disabledBorderColor
    }
}
```