Add support for colors in quotes, like in .sublime-color-theme files

[plocket]

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Description

Add support for colors in quotes, like in .sublime-color-theme files. For example:

  "variables":
    {
        "black": "hsl(0, 0%, 0%)",
    }

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For feature requests or proposals:

• Clearly define in as much detail as possible how you imagine the feature to work.
• Examples are also appreciated.

It would work the same way as in other locations - the color would appear next to the value ("hsl(0, 0%, 0%)" in this example)

For bugs and support questions:

• Describe the bug/question in as much detail as possible to make it clear what is wrong or what you do not > understand.
• Provide errors from console (if available).
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• Provide links to 3rd party syntax highlighting package you are using if applicable.

Support Info

N/A

Run the following command from the menu: Preferences->Package Settings->ColorHelper->Support Info. Post the result here.

I can't even find "Package Settings" in package control. Maybe this is different in Sublime Text 4. The version of this package is 6.3.1

Steps to Reproduce Issue

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Provide steps to reproduce the issue. Pictures are fine, but also provide code/text I can copy and paste in order to reproduce. Omit for feature requests and feature proposals.

[facelessuser]

You mean like this?

Currently, this is supported when using Sublime Package Dev: https://packagecontrol.io/packages/PackageDev. That package scopes color schemes very well, and ColorHelper will highlight color previews in it.

[plocket]

Thank you!