* Change g.ColorEditLastColor type to ImU32 and store RGB color value.
- Fixes inability to change hue when saturation is 0. (#4014)
- Fixes edgecases where lossy color conversion prevent restoration of hue/saturation.
- Fixes hue value jitter when modifying color using SV square.
* Fix hue resetting to 0 when it is set to 255 by explicitly restoring hue if it is 0 and previous value was 1.
* Further reduce hue jitter by restoring hue when color is modified using SV square.
// (Integer encoded as XYYZZ for use in #if preprocessor conditionals. Work in progress versions typically starts at XYY99 then bounce up to XYY00, XYY01 etc. when release tagging happens)
// This check is optional. Suppose we have two color widgets side by side, both widgets display different colors, but both colors have hue and/or saturation undefined.
// With color check: hue/saturation is preserved in one widget. Editing color in one widget would reset hue/saturation in another one.
// Without color check: common hue/saturation would be displayed in all widgets that have hue/saturation undefined.
// g.ColorEditLastColor is stored as ImU32 RGB value: this essentially gives us color equality check with reduced precision.
// Tiny external color changes would not be detected and this check would still pass. This is OK, since we only restore hue/saturation _only_ if they are undefined,
// therefore this change flipping hue/saturation from undefined to a very tiny value would still be represented in color picker.
// Edit colors components (each component in 0.0f..1.0f range).
// See enum ImGuiColorEditFlags_ for available options. e.g. Only access 3 floats if ImGuiColorEditFlags_NoAlpha flag is set.
// With typical options: Left-click on color square to open color picker. Right-click to open option menu. CTRL-Click over input fields to edit them and TAB to go to next item.