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GSColorSliderCell: Move to libs-gui #321

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This class is shared between the StandardPicker bundle and the WheelPicker bundles. Exposing a class with the same name in two separate bundles results in undefined behavior. Move this class to a shared module (libs-gui in this case) to resolve that.

This class is shared between the StandardPicker bundle and the WheelPicker bundles.  Exposing a class with the same name in two separate bundles results in undefined behavior.  Move this class to a shared module (libs-gui in this case) to resolve that.
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@fredkiefer This fixes an issue when using libs-gui with libobjc2, see gnustep/libobjc2#318 for more details.

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I don't like this change. But if having the same class name twice also doesn't work on Apple, we need to avoid that situation.

@fredkiefer fredkiefer merged commit 68e2716 into gnustep:master Nov 19, 2024
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This class is shared between the StandardPicker bundle and the WheelPicker bundles.  Exposing a class with the same name in two separate bundles results in undefined behavior.  Move this class to a shared module (libs-gui in this case) to resolve that.
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