BUG: Copying "embed link to rectangular selection" from PDF++ results in barely visible text on dark Excalidraw background

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Have you searched for existing issues (including closed ones)?

• Yes, I have searched the existing issues.

Does this bug persist in a new vault with only Excalidraw installed?

• Yes, I have verified the issue persists.

Your environment

SYSTEM INFO:
Obsidian version: v1.7.7
Installer version: v1.7.7
Operating system: Windows 11 Home 10.0.22631
Login status: not logged in
Language: de
Insider build toggle: off
Live preview: on
Base theme: dark
Community theme: none
Snippets enabled: 8
Restricted mode: off
Plugins installed: 17
Plugins enabled: 14
1: Projects v1.17.4
2: Templater v2.9.1
3: Advanced Tables v0.22.1
4: Colored Text v1.2.0
5: Excalidraw v2.6.8
6: Dictionary v2.22.0
7: Emoji Toolbar v0.4.1
8: File Tree Alternative v2.6.0
9: Dataview v0.5.67
10: ExcaliBrain v0.2.15
11: DataLoom v8.16.1
12: Calendar v1.5.10
13: PDF++ v0.40.13
14: Homepage v4.0.7

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Describe the bug

When I use the "Copy embed link to rectangular selection" feature in PDF++ and paste it into my Excalidraw drawing, the text becomes very hard to see. This is because I have a dark background in Excalidraw, and only the dark text from the PDF is pasted, without the light background of the PDF page. As a result, the text blends into the dark background and is barely visible.

Steps to reproduce

1. Use Copy embed link to rectangular selection" feature in PDF
2. Paste into Excalidrawing (with dark background)

Expected behavior

See the PDF as i see it in the PDF-Viewer

Additional context

No response