Re: [w3c/manifest] Add support for defining a theme color for both light & dark modes (prefers color scheme) (#975)

@jensimmons... great points about matchings css/html! and I know I've misspelled "override" a lot 😅, so the shorter "media" is nice for that reason too! 

@dcrousso, I think that's pushing it a bit beyond the use case. Worst case, you can do the supports checks in JS, then instruct either the service worker or server to respond with the particular color syntax. I'd prefer we keep things simple unless there is strong case for checking `@supports`.

@aarongustafson, let's get a all the straw-person in place and engine buy-in (or no objections!) before we proceed with spec'ing it. 

If Mozilla supports adding this, I'd be happy to implement it in Gecko. @annevk or @tantek, are either of you the right people to ask about this? Or is this something we ned to get a standards position on? Appreciate your guidance.

@jensimmons, @hober, similar question. We know Apple doesn't comment on future products or implementations, but would you object to this being added to the spec? 

Any further refinements appreciated. I think we are still unclear if we should process all the matches, or if first or last wins. 

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