fix(palette): align fallback colors with bigbluebutton-html5's palette - #60
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Please, update the color mapping table in README.md.
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What does this PR do?
Aligns the library's fallback colors (primary/danger background and hover) with
bigbluebutton-html5's palette.
Both sides resolve brand colors via
var(--color-primary, ...), but fall back todifferent values (
#1D65D4here vs#0F70D7in the client). Since--color-primaryis left undefined on purpose — it's the override point forcustom branding — default deployments render library buttons in a different blue
than the client's own buttons.