Some versions of CC do not contain a `term.nativePaletteColor()` function, so I included the base CC palette into a table.
I don't quite get how term.nativePaletteColor takes in non-base2 numbers and spits out palettes, so I'll have to ask around or something.
charTransformation, textTransformation, and backTransformation have been replaced with a single `transformation()` function that takes five arguments and spits out three.
```
win.meta.transformation(x, y, char, text, back, meta)
return {newCharX, newCharY, newChar}, {newTextX, newTextY, newTextCol}, {newBackX, newBackY, newBackCol}
end
```
Now, the third argument for char/text/back transformation functions will be the char/text/back located on the X/Y position of the buffer. If there is no such position on the window's buffer, it will be `nil`.
The `setCursorPos` function now floors inputs so as to not break when receiving non-integer arguments.
