Add support for setting the SVG adaptive color theme.#104
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This PR adds support for an optional configuration setting to set the adaptive coloring mode for SVG files.
Currently, the default value in draw.io is to have "auto"-matic adaptive coloring. This means that an SVG file will render with a different coloring scheme when the viewer has set his desktop theme to be "light" or "dark".
When set to "light" or "dark", the SVG file will always be redendered with "light" or "dark" color schemes, irrespectively of the desktop theme set by the viewer.
With the changes in this PR, users are able to:
The documentation in README.md is updated, and a new pytest test case was added as well.