[Feature] Adding color functionality, on a component level

[vrnimje]

FTXUI provides coloring functionality. So, Quick-FTXUI should at least support its simple, 16 color pallete, which is given below:

Proposed Grammer

Red Button {
    "Exit",
    "Exit"
}

[vrnimje]

So after playing around with this in FTXUI's repository, it seems that for each component, there is a different method to decorate it with color.

For example, in Button, the normal | decorator operator works, for Simple and Ascii options But for Animated, the Animated() ButtonOption actually takes a color argument, and is not affected by |

But for Slider, the SliderOption struct can be modified for the required color.

Also, there is a need to update FTXUI's repository to v4.0.0, as it supports SliderOptions as well, which also allow us to modify color, which is currently not supported by either of the above methods.

[vrnimje]

Implemented Color with Buttons

https://github.com/vrnimje/quick-ftxui/assets/103848930/001b388d-6e37-496e-bffc-091ce8d94b19

[vrnimje]

Implemented color with Sliders Couple of problems which I faced

• SliderOption<T> currently doesn't support a label, so had to use hbox in Renderer() to render it the way previous Slider() renders
• Only the active color changes, inactive color is still kept to GrayDark
• The Slider also renders distorted in Horizontal container (Slider 2 is at max, but is distorted in Horizontal container)

https://github.com/vrnimje/quick-ftxui/assets/103848930/938ae80a-fd95-4de9-ab55-46bbf3ea6caa

[vrnimje]

Implemented color with Input and Menu components

https://github.com/vrnimje/quick-ftxui/assets/103848930/a0f9f2fa-85ef-4352-9d14-4057e90b2e04

https://github.com/vrnimje/quick-ftxui/assets/103848930/9aa846bc-3480-4932-9aa8-de10f3a2339e

[vrnimje]

Implemented color for Toggle and Dropdown

https://github.com/vrnimje/quick-ftxui/assets/103848930/7bd81207-a29c-406a-9815-7fc3a08e9945

[vrnimje]

Now the only thing left to do is add update unit tests with coloring options, and update the Readme to reflect the changes