Instead, we'll special case transforming `<<colour X>>` into `[function[colour],[x]]`
Makes everything much easier and avoids all the kerfuffle of not being able to mix palettes
Also introduces palette inheritance
This finally allows us to have a palette that automatically switches between dark and light variants. The mechanism is more flexible that that, and allows for multiple colour schemes (night, morning, day, evening, for example) with automatic switching between them.
* adding trim: AdvancedSearch Standard
* adding trim: tiddlers that had SOME trim already
* making all existing trim tiddlers consistent
* Forgot to properly indent this widget
* I don't THINK that space was important...
but I'm putting it back in
* Forgot one whitespace trim
allows to override styles more easily via new class tc-chosen
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updated all of storyview, theme, palette, language
» both in ControlPanel as well as PageControls
» removed "current ..." form switchers as it's redundant
» streamlined toolbar buttons in ControlPanel, especially less spacing
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fixed dropdown hover colour override
if I wouldn't then it would go blank owed to default drop-down styles
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polished styles
» chosen items now more emphasized while curspor not indicating a link
» removed underline when hovering, used highlighted border colours instead
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use snippets languageswitcher for pagecontrols button, after all
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wrap all switchers in tc-chooser
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apply big font only to buttons, not reveals in pagecontrols
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moved language switcher wrapper class to snippet
improved language switcher image alignment
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make tiddler and ControlPanel view behave the same. add generic tc-check-list setting. add generic input type checklist, vertical alignment.
now using css rem to address drop-downs for pagecontrols
thanks @pmario
removed css artefacts in vanilla/base from before merging @pmario's PR
with comments being baked-in I don't think we want these in the code
css simplification for .tc-chosen and tc-chooser-item
