🚀 go-pugleaf

In x11term.c, line 1541 reads:

      XXisColor = DisplayCells (XXdisplay, XXscreen) > 2; 

The various color-setting functions seem to be no-ops if this variable
isn't true, which is a misfeature.  Against a 1-bit server, there is no
reason why you should not be able to use

-fg white -bg black

for example, against a 1-bit server.

The most expedient way for me to fix this was to change 2 into 0:

        XXisColor = DisplayCells (XXdisplay, XXscreen) > 0;

The real thing to do is to just remove all these checks of XXisColor. 
If the user wants to give a 1-bit server -fg thistle -bg redviolet, he
should be able to, and the server and X libraries do whatever they can
to come close.

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vi belongs in errno.h:  editor too big