Add color constants #34
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Add color constants This adds the SVG1.1/CSS3 keyword colors as constants, and a function which maps name strings to them. They are accessible through the `named` module and the documentation shows colored preview rectangles as descriptions. There are even more named colors out there (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_colors:_A%E2%80%93F, for example), but this is a good start. The whole `named` module can be toggled with the `"named"` feature, and the `named::from_str` function can be toggled with `"named_from_str"`. This closes #5.
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This adds the SVG1.1/CSS3 keyword colors as constants, and a function which maps name strings to them. They are accessible through the
namedmodule and the documentation shows colored preview rectangles as descriptions. There are even more named colors out there (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_colors:_A%E2%80%93F, for example), but this is a good start.The whole
namedmodule can be toggled with the"named"feature, and thenamed::from_strfunction can be toggled with"named_from_str".This closes #5.