Introduce a way to add custom colours to COLOR_MAP easily.
See original GitHub issueIt would be extremely useful to the end user if they could add their own colours to the COLOR_MAP/PALETTE without having to modify constants.py
.
I’m thinking a section in the cfg files could be added with the entry CUSTOM_COLORS
or similar, and the dictionary corresponding to it could be merged with COLOR_MAP at runtime?
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I’m not sure that Enum should be implemented at all. I think we should discuss/implement/close #342 before coming back and reconsidering this one .
I think I like that idea. This allows for a clean core and complete freedom to determine how color themes work.