Add charts for colordiff to docs and Use docstrings for metrics - #409
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The changes of the constructors in this PR do not substantially break the functionality. Corrections and improvements of the docs are always welcome. |
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This update the docs for color differences (cf. #398 (comment)).
I changed the example for
colordiff, i.e. removed the strangeparse.I also add a doctest for the difference between an
HSVcolor and anHSLcolor. It may help check the PR #407.The PR #407 is ready for merging, but there may be room for improvement on thefma/muladd(cf. #407 (comment)). So, it is another reasonable option to merge this PR first.(Edit: Either is fine now.)PR #407 was merged.