Add AdaptiveFaint, ForceFaint and HasDarkColorScheme #47
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This PR addresses #44 and #45 by adding the
AdaptiveFaintandForceFaintmethods on theStylestruct. The differences to the classicFaintmethod are well documented. It also addsHasDarkColorSchemeas the underlying functionality is needed for the faint methods and and example to compare the effects of the three faint methods.I tried all of the color blend methods provided by
go-colorfuland found that an RGB blend with a factor of0.5produces the best results and is most in line with the terminals I tested.I had to modify the internals of
StyleasAdaptiveFaintandForceFaintare post-processing effects that are tricky to implement with the copy semantics ofStyle.Here's an excerpt from the example using iTerm: