Bump colorthief from 2.7.0 to 3.3.1

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Bumps colorthief from 2.7.0 to 3.3.1.

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v3.3.0

Adds colorthief CLI with color, palette, and swatches subcommands. Supports --json, --css, and ANSI output formats, stdin piping, multi-file input, and a friendly error message when sharp is not installed.

v3.2.0

Browser bundlers no longer warn about sharp - Bundlers like webpack (Angular), Vite, and Rollup previously emitted a "Can't resolve 'sharp'" warning when using colorthief in browser-only projects. The library now ships separate browser builds that contain no references to sharp or Node.js-specific code. Bundlers automatically pick the right build via the "browser" condition in package.json exports. No changes needed on your end. The API is identical. (lokesh/color-thief#279)

v3.1.0

Changed palette functions to default to utilizing OKLCH (previously RGB)

v3.0.0

Full TypeScript rewrite with a unified browser + Node.js API.

Highlights:

• Rich Color objects with .hex(), .rgb(), .hsl(), .oklch(), .css()
• OKLCH perceptually uniform quantization
• Semantic swatches (Vibrant, Muted, DarkVibrant, DarkMuted, LightVibrant, LightMuted)
• Live extraction with observe() for video, canvas, and img elements
• Web Worker offloading
• Progressive 3-pass extraction
• WCAG contrast ratios and text color recommendations
• AbortSignal support
• Zero runtime dependencies

Commits

• 01dc0f3 3.3.1
• 32841a7 docs: update CLI references to colorthief-cli and add ./cli export
• e1ceaa3 fix: apply npm pkg fix corrections for publish
• 6f1c222 3.3.0
• 8ed36e7 Merge pull request #280 from lokesh/cli
• 13dbd71 feat: add CLI tool for extracting colors from images
• 94dcd33 docs: update default color space in README and TypeScript interfaces to 'oklch'
• 27fa209 3.2.0
• 012f960 fix: add browser-specific builds to eliminate sharp warnings in bundlers
• f39d446 3.1.0
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