chore: lighten fallback pcolor for wallpapers on bluefin #1808
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This pull request lightens the pcolor of every wallpaper added by Bluefin, changing them all to #464646. Previously, most wallpapers had the pcolor set to #000000. Although effective at conveying the lack of a wallpaper, it was disorienting and the color blended into the top bar. Lightening the color eliminates the disorienting feeling, and it even matches the color of the shell's search bar.
Ideally, users will never see the pcolor in the first place. But if a wallpaper is ever moved/removed, or if a glitch occurs, it'll at least be obvious what's happening without being so disorienting.
Yeah, this is a kinda minor change. Very minor, even. 😛
This pull request requires #1806 to be merged first.