Inky 7.3: Support dithering of arbitrary colours. #685
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`create_pen` returns an int with the most significant byte set to indicate it is an RGB888 colour. Pen values without the most significant byte set are treated as palette entries and handled normally.
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Do not change "color" when dithering the same colour across multiple pixels.
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create_penreturns an int with the most significant byte set to indicate it is an RGB888 colour.Pen values without the most significant byte set are treated as palette entries and handled normally.