Add standardised color names to doc #15455
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Should be Supported color names: (plural, no space before : you French ;))
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For #11164, added color names to the doc. Also added a reference to
@GDScript.ColorN()from theColorclass, because, well, it's the first place you search for creating Color from standardised names.
According to #14704 and #15435, this PR is a temporary solution, Godot 3.1 will handle standardised color in a more clean way : moving
@GDScript.ColorN()to the Color class with autocompletion or something else like color constant...