Add opacity applied colors of background chromatics to palette #16
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This adds the colors of the background chromatics with the applied opacity to the palette so that they can be used for applications that don't support alpha levels like Vim.
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This PR adds the background chromatics with the opacity levels 0.75, 0.5, 0.25 and 0.125 to the palette so that they can be used for applications that do not support alpha blending such as Vim.
Please note that the colors are not directly added to the JSON files, but added by
lunarize.pyduring runtime.The colors are named after the original color with the suffix
/<opacity>. For examplebgRed/0.25.In addition to that one Markdown file was added per palette that lists all available color names and their HEX RGB value to make it easier to develop themes for new applications. These files are linked to the also created development section in the README.
Fixes #6