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Rerolls appear as Blue Text

Would be nice to see rerolled dice as Blue in the chat.  For instance, when a Halfling rerolls a 1 into a better result it would appear Blue (not sure how to display if it still was a Crit Fail or a Crit Success though?  Maybe the Parentheses remain blue?
I like the idea of showing rerolls in a different color, but blue is already used for rolls that include both a minimum and maximum die roll together (such as a 2d6 with the result of a 1 and 6 will display as a 7 in blue). Currently: Red = lowest die roll  Green = highest die roll Blue = both lowest and highest die roll Grey = die that is not included in final result (rerolled or dropped) Yellow could be used, but that might have more of an issue with contrast with the background.  Orange could be used, but that might have an issue being distinguished from red.   And any colors that are used should also have some other identifying characteristic that doesn't rely on color for any users with colorblindness.
Cool!  I didn't know that about blue.  New here and learning every day/week.   Yellow likely best option then? or perhaps a matching color (R) appearing after #?  Some quick visual indicator without having to hover over the actual roll would be very nice.
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