Bump colorjs.io from 0.6.1 to 0.7.0

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Bumps colorjs.io from 0.6.1 to 0.7.0.

Release notes

Sourced from colorjs.io's releases.

v0.7.0

Two pre-releases in the making, this release brings a lot of new color spaces, a new gamut mapping method, a smarter display(), a leaner dist/, and a pile of fixes. If you have been following along with the v0.7.0-alpha.1 and v0.7.0-alpha.2 pre-releases, the only things new to you are in Changes since v0.7.0-alpha.2.

⬇️ Over 240 million downloads! 🤯

Color.js has now been downloaded over 240 million times on npm!

As a reminder, we have an Open Collective that you can fund directly. If your company depends on Color.js in any way, it is in your best interest to ensure its future is sustainable.

🚨 Breaking changes

These are unlikely to break things for the majority of users, but theoretically could if you were doing weird stuff with Color.js 😜.

We cleaned up dist/ quite a bit with this release and re-evaluated what actually needs to be there:

• Removed the pre-built ESM bundles. We now only generate bundles for CJS and global builds. ESM exports point directly at the corresponding files in src/. This also fixes a dual-instance bug where importing from src/ vs. the package root could yield different Color registries (by @​LeaVerou in #739).
• Removed the minified .min.* files from the package, since packages are moving away from providing these and minification is becoming a consumer concern (by @​LeaVerou in #741).

For those of you that have been importing files directly from colorjs.io, removed files now redirect to the versions still there (e.g. colorjs.io/dist/color.min.js and colorjs.io/dist/color.js now both redirect to colorjs.io/src/color.js), so your code should continue to work.

New color spaces

• 🆕 Gamut-relative (OK)LCH spaces (by @​LeaVerou in #736) Ever tried to use (OK)LCH and kept struggling with the irregularity of the gamut shape? You can now have your cake and eat it too, as we introduced gamut-relative versions of these spaces, where c = 1 is the most colorful in-gamut color at a given lightness and hue so you never have to worry about getting out of gamut! These new spaces are:
  • oklch-p3, oklch-srgb, oklch-rec2020,
  • lch-p3, lch-srgb, lch-rec2020.
  • All six are built on a new general GamutRelativeColorSpace class that can be easily used to generate such color spaces for any gamut and color space, as long as there is a coordinate to reduce that is guaranteed to get you in-gamut.
  • Note that this loses you some of the perceptual uniformity of the original spaces, but it is a tradeoff that is often worth it for the convenience of staying in-gamut. After all, perceptual uniformity only applies in-gamut anyway.
• 🆕 hsl-p3 and hsl-rec2020: HSL syntax, wider gamut (by @​LeaVerou in #735)
• 🆕 The experimental Helmlab family of perceptual color spaces: helmlab-metric (Helmlab MetricSpace), helmgen (HelmGen), and helmgenlch (HelmGenLCh) (by @​Grkmyldz148)

Other new features

• 🆕 Smarter display() fallback When a color isn't natively supported by the browser, display() now stays as close as possible to the original color: it walks up the base color space chain (closest first) and uses the first supported ancestor, preserving the color's gamut (e.g. an hsl-p3 color falls back to color(display-p3 …) rather than lab()) instead of always jumping to the widest default. Adds an opt-in displaySpaces override on ColorSpace, a parameterizable supports(), and a DisplayOptions interface (by @​LeaVerou in #738)
• 🆕 New gamut mapping method: raytrace. It traces a ray to the gamut boundary instead of binary-searching, automatically determining the RGB gamut and linear space from the space object (by @​facelessuser)
• 🆕 New deltaE method: deltaEHelmlab, based on the Helmlab model (by @​Grkmyldz148)
• 🆕 Added a collapse option to serialize()/Color.toString() to disable collapsing for hex colors (e.g. keep #ff0066 instead of collapsing it to #f06) (by @​MysteryBlokHed in #712)

For plugin/library/tooling authors

Exposed more internals, so you never have to duplicate stuff that Color.js already knows about:

• Expose transformation matrices via ColorSpace.M Color spaces now expose the transformation matrices they use internally through a new M property, so consumers can reuse them instead of duplicating the data. Matrices for RGB spaces can also be supplied via the generic M option (by @​LeaVerou in #749)
• Matrix algebra utilities Added inv (matrix inversion) and solve to the math utilities, so external libraries are no longer required when developing new color spaces (by @​facelessuser)
• Polar spaces declare their hue coordinate via the new ColorSpace#hueId and ColorSpace#hueIndex, so code that needs the hue angle can look it up from the space definition instead of assuming it is named h (by @​svgeesus in #754)

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Commits

• 6d5b195 Release 0.7.0
• e80ef41 Draft release notes for v0.7.0
• bb569be Premultiply alpha correctly in polar spaces, and handle none/zero alpha (#754)
• 5b8e648 Drop AI tool enumeration per review feedback
• f73be51 Update CONTRIBUTING.md
• d5fb87d Add AI-assisted contributions section (closes #723)
• 233fb8c [spaces/helmgenlch] Add cssId for color() serialization
• 0ae29a6 Update README download count
• e9d9fa8 Update README download count
• 3980017 Update gamut surface threshold and document values for 32 bit vs 64 bit (#752)
• Additional commits viewable in compare view

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Superseded by #325.