feat: ADR 292 customize nametag color#315
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Why is it important to allow users to adjust the opacity of their names? The original issue states:
It will not be possible to change the saturation or brightness, so only the HUE can be changed, to ensure that it remains legible against the black background (nametag background).
Shouldn't we apply the same principle to the alpha channel of RGBA?
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We are ok with using Color3 without an alpha channel
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ADR to allow user name color customization