Added chat name color override functionality #663
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Problem
It is not currently possible to set your chat name to be a different color than the chat itself.
Solution
The 'setchatnamecolor' command has been added to allow players to set their chat name color.
Testing
This was tested using the rpk-mc-server project by spinning up a minecraft server that had the rest of the RPKit suite (v2.4.0) installed. These changes have not been tested against the v2.5.x versions of the rest of the RPKit suite.
Chat name colors can now be set and persist upon a restart.
Issues
This resolves #627 and #658