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Fix: Double hashed value for background-color #8083

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If a theme developer sets a background color value that uses a hash (#) , WordPress should not add an additional hash when outputting the relevant CSS. Duplicate hash symbols (##) breaks the CSS for the background color.

By replacing the hardcoded hash symbol with maybe_hash_hex_color, the hash is only added if it is needed.

Trac ticket: https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/40057


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If a theme developer sets a background color that uses a hash, WordPress should not add an additional hash when assigning the color value.
Duplicate hash symbols breaks the CSS for the background color.

By replacing the hardcoded hash symbol with maybe_hash_hex_color, the hash is only added if it is needed.
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