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fix(Color): don't use shared global state (
Color.BG
etc.) (#363)
Fix bug where the colorscheme colors are off/incorrect when a palette is require()'d, whether directly or indirectly, anytime before compilation occurs (e.g. compilation that occurs during colorscheme load). For details, see issue #362. Also, add a test (in `test/`) which disallows the direct or indirect use of the global static/class fields of the `Color` class (e.g. `Color.BG`). Fixes: #362
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