feat: Add support for CSS Color Module Level 4 syntax color(...)#3256
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Summary
This PR adds support for CSS Color Module Level 4 syntax to html2canvas, specifically the
color()function and relative color syntax withrgb(from ...)andhsl(from ...).This PR fixes/implements the following bugs/features
color(srgb r g b / alpha)syntaxMotivation
CSS Color Module Level 4 introduces new color functions and relative color syntax that are increasingly being used in modern web applications. Without this support, html2canvas throws errors when encountering these color functions, preventing proper rendering of elements that use this modern CSS syntax.
The specific issue was: