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% │                    Colours                     │
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% The colour-saturation of the short / inline descriptors (default = 40)
\setcounter{descriptorShadeStrength}{40}

% The colour-saturation of the shade command (default = 20)
\setcounter{shadeStrength}{20}

% You may also use \definecolor{<name>}{rgb}{r, g, b} to define a fully custom color
% see https://www.overleaf.com/learn/latex/Using_colors_in_LaTeX#Creating_your_own_colors for more information
\colorlet{definitioncolor}{blue}
\colorlet{theoremcolor}{ForestGreen}
\colorlet{lemmacolor}{Aquamarine}
\colorlet{corollarycolor}{teal}
\colorlet{axiomcolor}{JungleGreen}
\colorlet{factcolor}{SeaGreen}
\colorlet{propositioncolor}{Cyan}
\colorlet{examplecolor}{gray}
\colorlet{formulacolor}{red}
\colorlet{remarkcolor}{green}
\colorlet{proofcolor}{magenta}
\colorlet{intuitioncolor}{Emerald}
\colorlet{termcolor}{orange}
\colorlet{notationcolor}{Peach}
\colorlet{taskcolor}{gray}
\colorlet{usagecolor}{LimeGreen}
\colorlet{recallcolor}{yellow}
\colorlet{propertiescolor}{purple}
