How to exclude HEX color codes from tags

[irmod]

@damionx7, I really like your Zettel Notes app! It opens very quickly, and the search is fast and easy. And, finally, it's simply beautiful 💖💖💖!

I'd like you to consider making some adjustments to the display of hexadecimal colors like "#3949AB" and "#FF3949AB"

1. Insert a non-breaking space between the code and the color wheel to avoid a line break between the color designation and its example

Name	Zero Width Space
Unicode number	U+00A0
HTML-code	\ 
CSS-code	\00A0
Mnemonics	\ 
Block	General Punctuation
Unicode version:	1.1 (1993)

2. You might agree that the color example is more appropriately displayed after the code. In my opinion, the code is the semantic part, while the color example is the explanatory part. We can see this placement of the color example after the code on GitHub, in browser developer tools and in coding environments

3. Sometimes you just want to write text starting with the # symbol without turning it into a hashtag. Some apps (Obsidian, Bear) support the \ character, which allows you to include special characters in your text without triggering Markdown formatting rules and other text styles. I would expect to be able to exclude the hex color code from hashtags by escaping the character "#3949AB" \#3949AB ("#FF3949AB" \#FF3949AB).
   In the current version of Zettel Notes, you must remember to place the hex color code in some "code" block. But if you load a page from a browser using "Sharing webpages" that contains a lot of hex numbers, cleaning it up is very difficult...