add Google's algorithm #119
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Just as a reference, here are the palletes generated with the algorithm compared to the one from Google's documentation.
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Added two new algorithms:
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This will reproduce exactly what Google's color tool generates.
Sometimes this tool slightly changes the input color. For exemple, when inputing
#350094it will return a pallete with#340094Google exact
I am terrible at naming things, so you're welcome to change this.
I've tweaked the code from the previous algorithm so that it will return the input value exactly.
Google's original Material Palletes did not have A colors for the Brown, Gray and Blue Gray, so that the algorithm will not return A colors in case the input is close to those.
Closes #118