chore(deps-dev): bump colorjs.io from 0.5.2 to 0.6.1

[dependabot]

Bumps colorjs.io from 0.5.2 to 0.6.1.

Release notes

Sourced from colorjs.io's releases.

v0.6.1

Just a small patch to fix a TS issue!

What's Changed

• [types] Move DOM lib inclusion to types definition file by @​Jym77 in color-js/color.js#709

New Contributors

• @​Jym77 made their first contribution in color-js/color.js#709

Full Changelog: color-js/color.js@v0.6.0...v0.6.1

v0.6.0

This has taken a while and three pre-releases, but we wanted to make sure we got everything right. This is likely to be the last v0.x release, as Color.js is certainly mature enough to go to v1 in the next major version. Speaking of maturity…

⬇️ Over 100 million downloads! 🤯

Color.js has now been downloaded over 114 million times on npm! The rate of increase is still accelerating, currently at 3.5 million downloads per week!

We even had to automate updating the number in our README so we could have a chance to keep up (thanks @​MysteryBlokHed!).

Making Color.js sustainable

You may have noticed we removed ads from the Color.js website a while back. While Carbon ads were the good kind of ads (relevant, not intrusive), it was not really worth it, they barely made enough to cover costs like the domain name etc.

Instead, we have started an Open Collective that you can fund directly. If your company depends on Color.js in any way, it is in your best interest to ensure its future is sustainable.

Once there are enough sponsors, we plan to feature them prominently on our website and README, so if you want to be among the first ones to get your name in there, now’s the chance:

Breaking changes

There are a number of breaking changes in this release, but they should only negatively affect some pretty specialized use cases.

null instead of NaN to represent none values

As announced in v0.5.0, we have now switched to using null instead of NaN to represent none values (naturally occurring when converting achromatic colors to certain color spaces). Not only is null conceptually closer, but since CSS also now has a NaN value, this change allows us to represent it properly, using an actual NaN value.

NaN continues to be parsed (and becomes NaN in JS). Instead of being serialized as NaN (which is invalid in CSS), it is serialized as calc(NaN) which is a valid CSS coordinate. For roundtripping to work properly, this also means we now parse calc(NaN) as well. Slippery slope? We’ll see. 😁

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Commits

• b27406e Release 0.6.1
• c9636a5 Move DOM lib inclusion to types definition file (#709)
• f2e1ebb Update README download count
• 82c47dc Update README download count
• 584f226 Add table of core maintainers to homepage/readme (#705)
• 4f59044 Update README download count
• 6ea537a An escape hatch to correctly render emojis inside clipped text (#702)
• ff3e6bd Release 0.6.0
• 5570547 More v0.6.0 changelog tweaks (#698)
• 9478a14 [tests] Fix HTML-tests runner (#700)
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