Implement automatic light/dark mode palettes #207
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Currently only contains selection UI. I haven't bothered to look into the details of how to use media queries in the styles we're injecting atEdit: Ah, cool, that wasn't bad at all.document_start, if that's possible. Would be nice for@supportsin #206 though!This implements a palette option that lets the user select separate palettes for light and dark mode that, dependent on support from their OS and browser, will be automatically applied.
I couldn't decide between a checkbox that adds a second select element or having one of the options in the main select element be for this mode... well, I mean, I guess I did decide, insofar as I implemented one of the options. But you know what I mean: I could be convinced that the checkbox is better (more visible, which could be a good or bad thing for a niche feature).
Resolves #200.