feat: Expand color definitions on hexadecimal values #85
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In the color library, expanded color definitions with both integer and hexadecimal values for broader utility in scripting. Made color variable names read-only to enforce immutable color standards across the project. This change could facilitate future implementation of color-coded output or theming standards within scripts or command-line tools. Additionally, it lays the groundwork for consistency in color usage, preventing accidental overwrites and reducing errors.
Updated the README to include the '.sh' file extension in library references, enhancing clarity. Documented direct links to function definitions providing immediate access to code details. Improved example usages to showcase additional color values for better testing.
These enhancements are designed to improve developer experience by providing better documentation, clearer examples, and more robust tools for color management within the shell scripts.