Adding new Wayland-compatible color picker #5675
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Adding new Wayland compatible color picker, which allows color picking only from the OpenShot main window. Somewhere over the past year or two, Wayland has become incompatible with the default QColorDialog which ships with Qt. While this might be fixed eventually, it doesn't resolve the issue for existing users and older versions of Qt. So, in an effort to regain the ability for all OpenShot color pickers to function, I have made a new OpenShot-specific color picker. It allows the user to choose from any color on the main window of OpenShot, including the video preview.