Add new methods to toolbox.print (highlight and muted) (Fixes #726) #731
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…ing with those colors more easily. Added missing docs on these colors as well
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# [4.6.0](v4.5.0...v4.6.0) (2021-01-20) ### Features * **print:** add highlight and muted to print toolbox ([#731](#731) by [@kathawala](https://github.com/kathawala)) ([1dc0391](1dc0391))
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A few of the colors in
toolbox.print.colorsare left out of the docs and also don't have any print function associated to them:highlightmutedThis PR adds documentation about those colors and adds functions for them so one can do
the same way it's currently possible to do
This was asked for in #726 and I myself wrote a quick utility to help print those functions, so I thought it might be worth adding those function here directly.