When using 3-digit hex codes to display text, the shown color doesn’t match the expected color.
For example, using #0F0 should show the same green color as #00FF00, instead it appears as a dark blue.
Using 6-digit hex codes works as expected.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Run the following command: `/title @s title [{"color":"#0F0","text":"Hello!"}]`
2. Observe the color of the displayed text, which appears as dark blue instead of green.
Expected result:
The text should be displayed as green. #0F0 and #00FF00 are equivalent hex color codes.
Observed result:
The text appears as dark blue.
This feature actually works as intended. You see, RGB values don't work like that. Instead, the actual input of hex colors is: RRGGBB. So what you effectively did is #0000F0, which results in Dark Blue.