Highlight verses using tag folder color. Solves #968#1336
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feat: highlight verses using tag folder color
This PR adds visual highlighting of Bible verses based on their bookmark tag color.
New behavior
When a verse is bookmarked inside a colored tag folder, it is highlighted in the Bible text using that folder's color. The text color is automatically adjusted (white or black) based on the background luminance to ensure readability.
Opting out
This feature is entirely driven by the tag color. If you do not want a tag folder to highlight its verses in the Bible text, simply remove its color (click "No color" when editing the folder). Folders without a color will not highlight any verses.
Details
display.ccviaget_tag_color_for_versekey()