Add/fix incorrect or missing language colours #4980
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* Abolish restrictions governing colour choices * Add/fix incorrect or missing language colours Resolves: github-linguist#4506 Co-authored-by: Colin Seymour <colin@github.com>
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Fixes: #4506 / Depends on: #4978
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This pull-request fixes language colours that differ from their branding, or adds colours to
data/prose-type languages which, historically, haven't needed them. These changes are described in further detail in #4506; consult that thread for detail and discussion.Caveats
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changingfixing the colours associated with languages.As with Ungroup major languages #4979, there's no real "changes" here, per se — the colours are either missing, or were modified from their official colours to satisfy the hopefully-soon-to-be-nuked colour-proximity requirements.