refactor(Color): improve Color lib (types, etc.)
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- Fixup types and doc-comment descriptions. The `Color` module and `Color` instances are now well-typed providing LSP completion and type-hinting. The `Color` type has been renamed and namspaced under `GhTheme.*`. Types provided by the `Color` module are namespaced under `GhTheme.Color.*`. The reason for the namespacing is because the Lua LSP considers all defined types to be global. - Remove duplicated code in `__call` and `new()`. - Throw an error if the argument given to the `Color` constructor is of invalid type. Previously there was no error and it just returned `nil`.
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Fixup types and doc-comment descriptions. The
Colormodule andColorinstances are now well-typed providing LSP completion and type-hinting. TheColortype has been renamed and namspaced underGhTheme.*. Types provided by theColormodule are namespaced underGhTheme.Color.*. The reason for the namespacing is because the Lua LSP considers all defined types to be global.Remove duplicated code in
__callandnew().Throw an error if the argument given to the
Colorconstructor is of invalid type. Previously there was no error and it just returnednil.