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[Global] Fixes for latest Discord versions

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src/ui/color.ts
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import { findByProps } from "@metro/filters";
import { constants } from "@metro/common";
import { color } from "@lib/themes";
//! This module is only found on 165.0+, under the assumption that iOS 165.0 is the same as Android 165.0.
//* In 167.1, most if not all traces of the old color modules were removed.
//* In 168.6, Discord restructured EVERYTHING again. SemanticColor on this module no longer works when passed to a stylesheet. We must now use what you see below.
//? However, this is not all bad. The changes made in 168.6 do allow for better native-less theming.
const colorModule = findByProps("colors", "meta");
//* For both below, SemanticColor and RawColor are seemingly not used. Once again, what are Discord doing?
//* In 173.10, Discord restructured a lot of the app. These changes included making the color module impossible to early-find.
//? To stop duplication, it is now exported in our theming code.
//? These comments are preserved for historical purposes.
// const colorModule = findByProps("colors", "meta");
//? SemanticColor and default.colors are effectively ThemeColorMap
export const semanticColors = (constants.ThemeColorMap ?? colorModule?.colors);
export const semanticColors = (color?.default?.colors ?? constants?.ThemeColorMap);
//? RawColor and default.unsafe_rawColors are effectively Colors
//* Note that constants.Colors does still appear to exist on newer versions despite Discord not internally using it - what the fuck?
export const rawColors = (constants.Colors ?? colorModule?.unsafe_rawColors);
export const rawColors = (color?.default?.unsafe_rawColors ?? constants?.Colors);