ls support - dircolors paradox
## Problem
I built a [themer-ls](https://gitlab.com/lafleurdeboum/themer-ls) plugin for themer, so as (obviously) to use themer colors in `ls`. While I was debugging it, I noticed that it didn't work at all, and finally found out that a `dircolors` instruction was hidden in a dotfile for a number of years. After removing it, I found out that there was no need for `themer-ls`, as `ls` on its own uses the 8 basic colors defined by themer. But under _some_ circumstances that I could not reproduce, `eval $(dircolors)` sets some different color codes.

## Solution
My point is : there should be somewhere in this project where to state that themer sets true colors inside the 8 first color codes in console. Color management in console is so historically twisted that I'm not even sure I am right putting it like that. But if I am, I think this should be at least stated in the About section of the README. I would say, explain the concept, instead of relying on base16 to do so. Perhaps give some examples, like what exact shade of green should be expected when running

    echo "$(tput setaf 2)hello"

be it in a terminal emulator or directly in console.

## Alternative
Do nothing. I wouldn't mind. I'm mostly concerned for next-to-come people's headaches. That won't stop me from sleeping at night (when I do).