Add support for 256-color palette#112
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+ Updated the `:hi <prop> <bg> <fg>` command to accept numerical values for foreground (`fg`) and background (`bg`) colors, ranging from 0 to 255. This allows users to utilize colors from the 256-color palette. + The command is ignored when numerical values for `fg` or `bg` are used, if the terminal doesn't support 256 colors. + Maintains compatibility with the standard 16 terminal color strings (e.g., black, red, blue, yellow, etc.).
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Updated the
:hi <prop> <bg> <fg>command to accept numerical valuesfor foreground (
fg) and background (bg) colors, ranging from 0 to 255. This allows users to utilize colors from the 256-color palette.The command is ignored when numerical values for
fgorbgareused, if the terminal doesn't support 256 colors.
Maintains compatibility with the standard 16 terminal color strings
(e.g., black, red, blue, yellow, etc.).