Put an array of all the color names in ColorUtils

[marcelgerber]

So we (and extension developers) can reuse them whereever we want.
The actual regex is unchanged, it's just getting generated now.

[le717]

I like this method better than stuffing them in the regex, but I'll need to check what changes I need to make to the Inline Color Editor to use this. 👍

[le717]

Just in case this is accepted, can you go ahead and add rebeccapurple to this array (#10250)?

[marcelgerber]

They are still in the regex, so you don't have to change anything.

[redmunds]

This looks good. I agree that rebeccapurple should be added to the list.

[le717]

@redmunds I will close #10252 in favor of this.

@marcelgerber Whoops, missed that. GitHub's long single-line diffs are hard for me to read.

[marcelgerber]

I think we need #9596 first for rebeccapurple to work properly, right?
I don't know what happens right now if you try to open an color inline editor on rebeccapurple, though.

[marcelgerber]

Added support for rebeccapurple (and changed comments in order to match the color names included).
Still, the Color Inline Editor doesn't work too well with rebeccapurple (see #10250 (comment)) (Quick View works perfectly fine, btw), but imho we can still merge it as there won't be many out there wanting to edit rebeccapurple anyway, I guess.

Sooner or later, we should, of course, merge #9596 for full support.

[le717]

@marcelgerber I am going to try to finish up #9596 today.

[le717]

@redmunds While you're online, can you look into merging this too so we can finish up rebeccapurple support?

[le717]

Minor nit, does not totally need fixing: I'd reword this to

Sorted array of all the color names in the CSS Color Module Level 3 and 4 (http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-color/).

I don't think we need to specifically state what color(s) from CSS4 is supported, as ideally we'd support all of them.

[marcelgerber]

I don't think Module Level 4 is ready yet, while Level 3 is.
While it's still in development, we should state which names are available.

[redmunds]

Looks good. Merging.