TcxHintStyleController doesn't take skin palette into account for Icon

When using a TcxHintStyleController.HintStyle of TcxHintStyle with a SVG assigned to the Icon property, the glyph is painted without taking the current skin palette into account.

Example

I have attached the SVG used in the example. It is using a "Black" fill so in a dark skin (The Bezier, Blue Velvet in this case) it should have been painted white.

The glyph is painted in a local procedure in TcxHintViewInfo.Paint:

Delphi
procedure DrawHintIcon;
  var
    R: TRect;
  begin
    if not Owner.Icon.Empty then
    begin
      R.InitSize(FIconOrigin, IconSize, IconSize);
      if Owner.IconSize = TcxHintIconSize.cxisDefault then
        R := cxRectCenter(R, Owner.Icon.Width, Owner.Icon.Height);
      if Owner.InternalUseRightToLeftAlignment then
        R := TdxRightToLeftLayoutConverter.ConvertRect(R, FHintWindowRect);

      Owner.Icon.StretchDraw(ACanvas.Handle, R);
    end;
  end;

The call to Icon.StretchDraw above is omitting the (optional) palette parameter that would have solved the problem. TdxCustomSmartImage.StretchDraw looks like this:

Delphi
procedure StretchDraw(DC: HDC; const ADest: TRect; AAlpha: Byte = 255; APalette: IdxColorPalette = nil); overload;

Unfortunately it isn't possible to work around this problem, without rewriting the whole thing, since the relevant methods are non-virtual.