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docs(color): update current color override information

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#### Standard colors
Oh My Posh supports four different color types being:
Oh My Posh supports multiple different color references, being:
- Typical [hex colors][hexcolors] (for example `#CB4B16`).
- 16 [ANSI color names][ansicolors].
- The `transparent` keyword which can be used to create either a transparent foreground override
or transparent background color using the segment's foreground property.
- The `inherit` keyword which can be used to inherit the previous active segment's foreground and/or background color.
- 16 [ANSI color names][ansicolors].
- The `foreground` keyword which can be used to reference the current segment's foreground color.
- The `background` keyword which can be used to reference the current segment's background color.
- The `parentForeground` keyword which can be used to inherit the previous active segment's foreground color.
- The `parentBackground` keyword which can be used to inherit the previous active segment's background color.
These include 8 basic ANSI colors and `default`:
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#### Color overrides
You have the ability to override the foreground and/or background color for text in any property that accepts it.
The syntax is custom but should be rather straight-forward:
`<#ffffff,#000000>this is white with black background</> <#FF479C>but this is pink</>`. Anything between the color start
`<#FF479C>` and end `</>` will be colored accordingly.
The syntax is custom but should be rather straight-forward: `<foreground,background>text</>`. For example,
`<#ffffff,#000000>this is white with black background</> <#FF479C>but this is pink</>`.
Anything between the color start `<#FF479C>` and end `</>` will be colored accordingly.
For example, if you want `prefix` to print a colored bracket that isn't the same as the segment's `foreground`, you can
If you want `prefix` to print a colored bracket that isn't the same as the segment's `foreground`, you can
do so like this:
```json