new conf design — colors #2
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Added new colors to the Tailwind config.
https://www.figma.com/design/aPUvZDSxJfYDJtPd7GF2sB/GraphQL.org?node-id=54-1444&m=dev
Similarly as in the design system in Figma, and to avoid conflicts with it, the neutral palette is scheme-swapped (Theme UI-style, not Tailwind-style). I probably wouldn't do it for an app or super high fidelity landing page, but it might be a fair decision for something smaller, like a conference website.