Docs (README): use via.placeholder.com for colors #93
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Summary
Closes #92
This uses
via.placeholder.comfor colors in the syntax highlighting section of the README, updating "green" for#ccff00, the closest websafe color to#c5f015. For consistency, the inline CSS uses the specific hex color code to match rather than the previous strings (red,green).Because both the GitHub.com README and the VS Code listing rely on this README file, this approach ensures that GitHub can render the color blocks appropriately and VS Code can apply the appropriate color to text.