feat(colord): add toBase10
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Since `.base10()` is similar to `toHex()`, we can use the same string to retrieve the number without modifying `lime`, which can lead to higher complexity in the tests as `colord` does not support numbers as input and would require an `if (typeof lime[format] === 'number') continue;` or an `if (format === 'base10') continue;` check otherwise.
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Fixes #104
I chose not to add
src/colorModels/base10.ts(and therefore support numbers as input) because it would be impossible to properly determine whether a number is RGB or RGBA, so the solution I reached was to just add a method.This addition would also prove very helpful for APIs that natively use (and support) base10 numbers, such as Discord.