Re: [w3c/manifest] Honor media attribute (#955)

I noticed that as well @marcoscaceres. It does seem a bit like a house of cards, however.

Related:

```
<link rel="manifest" lang="es">
<link rel="manifest" lang="en-us">
<link rel="manifest" lang="en-uk">
<link rel="manifest" lang="de">
…
```

Now matrix that by color modes, different screen res, etc. and I guess I just feel like there should be a better solution for developers that would allow them to simplify their approach. In terms of the manifest (and assuming `color_scheme` gets adopted in `ImageResource`), the keys affected are:

* `theme_color`
* `background_color`

It feels like replicating every other key in the manifest to achieve a consistent dark mode is problematic. I think it’d be worth brainstorming another approach, either by modifying the manifest or by allowing CSS to "pierce the veil" into app representation via standardized custom properties or something.

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