sindresorhus/Defaults

Use `Color.Resolved` to serialize `Color` on macOS 14+

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Aperta il 16 giu 2023

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https://developer.apple.com/documentation/swiftui/color/resolve(in:) https://developer.apple.com/documentation/swiftui/color/resolved

It should be able to store the color better than what we currently do. We still need to preserve backwards compatibility, so we can first try loading it as Color.Resolved and if it fails, we can use the old way.

Color.Resolved is Codable, so we should use that for the serialization.

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Look into the current Color serialization code in the Defaults library, likely in Defaults+Color.swift. Implement a conditional approach: attempt to decode using Color.Resolved (Codable) on macOS 14+, and fall back to the old serialization if that fails. Ensure backward compatibility with older macOS versions. Test with different Color instances to verify correctness.