Show working color modifications in the frontend

[TrueDoctor]

Currently ToolMessage::SwapColors and ToolMessage::ResetColors don't inform the frontend of their changes.

Todo:

• Add a FrontendMessage::UpdateWorkingColors(primary, secondary)
• emit that message in the tool_message_handler.rs
• add the message type to client/web/src/response-handlers.ts
• register a listener for the message in Document.vue
• modify the working colors accordingly

Test cases:

• use the keyboard shortcut X to check the colors have been swapped
• click the swap and reset buttons below your color picker swatches

Comeplexity: 1
Involves: Editor (Rust), Frontend (Javascript)

[akshay1992kalbhor]

Can I try this?

[Keavon]

Absolutely! True Doctor assigned you to it. Post a PR (even if it's a draft PR) and we can also add the In-Progress tag to this issue for you also.

[TrueDoctor]

Yes I think this one should suit you really well, please let me know when you have questions and I'll be happy to guide you through

[akshay1992kalbhor]

I am a little intimidated now that I could not finish the last one, but the only way is through so going to try this one. Can you please give me deadline for this? Deadlines really help me work :)

[Keavon]

The sprint ends today/tomorrow (the 12th, whichever day that is for your time zone) at 16:00 UTC when we present for the Rust Gamedev Meetup, so if you have time to get your PR merged by then, it'll be checked off the Sprint 4 list.

Otherwise it will be bumped to Sprint 5 and hopefully be one of the first fixes completed for that sprint.

[akshay1992kalbhor]

OK that should help

[TrueDoctor]

I am a little intimidated now that I could not finish the last one, but the only way is through so going to try this one. Can you please give me deadline for this? Deadlines really help me work :)

I can also offer pair programming if you have time

[TrueDoctor]

We do kinda have a bad track record with the complexity we assign to issues and what it actually takes to implement the feature but in this case I am pretty certain that there shouldn't be any unexpected obstacles