core: use cssstyle to parse CSS colors instead of WebInspector #6091
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brendankenny
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I'm guessing @brendankenny meant 1.4KB net after you factor in that we removed DevTools color? :) |
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Another bit of WebInspector removed. Uses the CSS value parser (just to check if a string is a valid CSS color) from https://github.com/jsakas/CSSStyleDeclaration/blob/master/lib/parsers.js instead of the one in WebInspector.
bundle size is down another 1.4KB on top of #6090 after gzip :)