chore: replace css-color-converter with color

[LitoMore]

It looks like the css-color-converter is lacking maintenance. Here I replaced the css-color-converter with the color library. The color library is pure ESM and more modern.

I'm also the maintainer of the color projects (color, color-convert, color-string). And the author of the color project Qix- is also the maintainer of the most popular ANSI color library - Chalk.

Here are some slight differences between color and css-color-converter:

	color	css-color-converter
rgb	Yes	Yes
rgba	Yes	Yes
hsl	Yes	Yes
hsla	Yes	Yes
CSS keywords	Yes	Yes
Hex colors	Yes	Yes
hwb	Yes	No
Negative values	Yes	No

I've updated the documentation for the new HWB support.

There are some unrelated changes because Prettier reported some code style problems while running npm test. I've fixed them with npx pretter --write ..

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	Warnings
⚠️	This PR modified service code for endpoint but not its test code. That's okay so long as it's refactoring existing code.
⚠️	This PR modified service code for static-badge but not its test code. That's okay so long as it's refactoring existing code.

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[jNullj]

I think it's a good idea to migrate, please consider starting a discussion prior to a PR next time, just to avoid a situation where a done PR is not accepted as a discussion might not result in accepting a migration.

The code looks good, but seems the old package was not removed.
Once removed I will run some tests and we can make a release.

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[jNullj]

Please note changes proposed at LitoMore#1088
Also, while testing it appears hwb in static badge is black for any color.

[LitoMore]

Thanks for catching the issue. I also noticed the upstream library color-string cannot recognize the no-comma HWB values. I've created a PR to fix it. Let's wait for the upstream to apply the fix.

[PyvesB]

This is arguably a performance-sensitive part of our codebase, as it impacts the rendering of all badges. It would be great to do some quick performance analysis to make sure we aren't introducing overhead with the new library. :)

[PyvesB]

Just wanted to add to my previous message: we do have some simple things in place to do micro-benchmarks, see this page in our docs!