chromonym 3.7.0 → 3.7.2

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package/NOTICE.md CHANGED
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  ## Federal Standard 595 (FS595B and FS595C)
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- The `fs595b` (209 entries) and `fs595c` (589 entries) palettes
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- are derived from the Raku modules **`Color::Names::FS595B`** and
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- **`Color::Names::FS595C`** in the
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+ The `fs595b` palette (209 entries) is derived from the Raku module
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+ **`Color::Names::FS595B`** in the
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  [`thundergnat/Color-Names`](https://github.com/thundergnat/Color-Names)
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- repository, which digitize the US Federal Government's
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- **Federal Standard 595** paint-color specification (used for
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- military, aviation, and government-equipment coatings). FS595B
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- is the 1989 revision, superseded by FS595C in 2008. Both are
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+ repository, which digitizes the US Federal Government's
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+ **Federal Standard 595B** paint-color specification.
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+ The `fs595c` palette has 682 entries. Values for 650 chips come from
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+ the General Services Administration's measured **FED-STD-595C and
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+ Change Notice 1** digital data, published January 16, 2008, and
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+ updated July 31, 2008. Chromonym uses the D65/10 degree CIELAB columns
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+ from the workbook's "CIE only" sheet. The archived
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+ [data workbook](https://web.archive.org/web/20170515085542/https://www.gsa.gov/portal/getMediaData?mediaId=213223)
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+ and [measurement method](https://web.archive.org/web/20170515072756/https://www.gsa.gov/portal/getMediaData?mediaId=213231)
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+ are US Government works and are public domain.
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+ GSA measured the chips with the CIE 1964 10 degree observer, while
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+ sRGB is defined for the CIE 1931 2 degree observer. The conversion
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+ therefore has an observer mismatch. Chromonym converts GSA's D65/10
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+ degree CIELAB values through the corresponding D65 white point to
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+ sRGB, clamps out-of-gamut channels, and rounds them to 8-bit values.
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+ The following 32 compatibility entries are absent from GSA's data and
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+ retain their prior `Color::Names::FS595C` values: `FS 10129`,
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+ `FS 14087`, `FS 14108`, `FS 15053`, `FS 16152`, `FS 16231`,
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+ `FS 17200`, `FS 20129`, `FS 24087`, `FS 25466`, `FS 30076`,
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+ `FS 30129`, `FS 30152`, `FS 30400`, `FS 33432`, `FS 33591`,
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+ `FS 34056`, `FS 34062`, `FS 34077`, `FS 34087`, `FS 34115`,
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+ `FS 34172`, `FS 35050`, `FS 35053`, `FS 35115`, `FS 35182`,
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+ `FS 36187`, `FS 36329`, `FS 36400`, `FS 37043`, `FS 37178`, and
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+ `FS 38913`.
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+ FS595B is the 1989 revision, superseded by FS595C in 2008. Both are
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  still in active use depending on which revision a given piece of
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- documentation or equipment references. The Federal Standard
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- itself is a US-government-published specification and is not
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- subject to copyright restrictions when faithfully reproduced.
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+ documentation or equipment references. The Federal Standards and
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+ GSA measurements are US Government publications and are not subject
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+ to copyright restrictions when faithfully reproduced.
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  - Canonical keys in both palettes are the 5-digit FS codes
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  prefixed with `FS ` (e.g. `FS 11136`). Common names attached
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  revision).
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  - Same-coded chips can differ in hex between the B and C
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  revisions; for example `FS 11136` ("Insignia Red") is
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- `#9b2f25` in FS595B versus `#a32b25` in FS595C. Pick the
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+ `#9b2f25` in FS595B versus `#8c4040` in FS595C. Pick the
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  palette that matches your reference documentation.
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- - sRGB hex values are taken verbatim from the upstream modules'
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- RGB byte triplets; the published standard specifies color
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- chips under controlled lighting, and all digital sRGB
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- approximations including these are necessarily simplified.
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  - Chromonym is **not affiliated with** any US Government agency
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  or defense contractor; no endorsement is implied.
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package/README.md CHANGED
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  | `ntc` | 1566 | Chirag Mehta's "Name That Color" dataset (broad coverage of design / UI / hardware names) |
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  | `xkcd` | 923 | XKCD 2010 color-survey results (CC0; crowd-sourced common-speech names) |
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  | `fs595b` | 209 | Federal Standard 595B paint chips (1989 revision; modelers / historical equipment) |
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- | `fs595c` | 589 | Federal Standard 595C paint chips (US Government spec; military / aviation coatings) |
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+ | `fs595c` | 682 | Federal Standard 595C paint chips (US Government spec; military / aviation coatings) |
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  | `milStd2525d` | 20 | MIL-STD-2525D military symbology colors: hostile, friend, neutral, unknown, and civilian, in dark, medium, light, and unfilled |
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  | `isccNbs` | 260 | ISCC-NBS Method of Designating Colors (1955 US standard; Munsell-partitioned named blocks) |
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  | `nbs` | 267 | Second digitization of the same 1955 standard; different sRGB (matches 1955 chip book; covers the 7 blocks `isccNbs` leaves as gaps) |