Colorful language breakdown

[spenserblack]

Discussed in #582

^{Originally posted by spenserblack February 14, 2022}
Just an idea that popped into my head. Making discussion to see if its worth doing.

I'm thinking that, like how GitHub uses linguist to have a colored bar of languages, we could do the same. Each of the languages currently has a "primary" color (the 1st defined color), and we already break down the percentages, so most of the work is already done. Like the current color bar, it would be a series of colored blocks.

For example, if a project is 50% JavaScript, 40% Html, and 10% Sh, then there would be 5 yellow blocks, 4 red blocks, and 1 green block.

The biggest downside that I can think of is that there could be some confusion/clutter with both a language breakdown colored bar and the neofetch-like color bar.

Per the linked discussion, the current idea is that a GitHub-like colored breakdown of the top languages, with a legend mapping the colored blocks to their languages, would be a fun feature to have. See discussion for more details.