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Add new Chart Specific Color Palette #369

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We would like to add this new palette to be used in Charts with Toucan. The colors are similar in concept to the existing graph palette, but designed to fit alongside each other better as part of Chart visualizations. The new colors being added are:

  • chart-X, Where "X" is a range from 1-10 e.g. chart-1, chart-2
  • chart-disabled
  • chart-neutral-1. Similar in use to the graph-11 color for the graph palette, but with a more descriptive name.
  • chart-neutral-2

There is no plan to bring these colors to the mezzanine theme.

There will be a follow-up PR once this is merged to the ember-toucan-styles repo, to make it easier to access these new colors similar to other palettes.

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Nice work, @JackRobards!

@JackRobards JackRobards merged commit 4928140 into main Feb 8, 2024
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FYI that we're planning to adjust some of these colors slightly, based on designers noticing an issue with sufficient contrast in some cases.

Once those are finalized I'll open another PR with the improved colors, and then update this package's version in the apps where it is used.

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