Add a text effect

Writes a line or several over its input in a chosen family, weight, size
and colour, optionally on a box filled with a colour or with a picture
from disk. Like the blur and the overlay it needs no sources of its own,
so it can lead a chain; given sources it fills the canvas from a randomly
chosen one first.

Two param types rather than effect-specific branches in the front-ends:
Text, free-form text the user types, and Color, a colour written
"#rrggbb". Both travel as strings, so the interface gets an entry and a
colour button, the command line gets a flag (a colour that does not parse
is refused there rather than drawn as black), and a project keeps them
across a round trip.

The glyphs come from Pango, which draws through Cairo without a display,
so the core stays headless — but they are the one thing here that is not
byte-identical across machines: a machine without the chosen family
renders the substitute its fontconfig picks. Everything the effect is
handed, the rng included, is used exactly as every other effect uses it.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

src/core/params.hpp

@@ -1,5 +1,6 @@
 #pragma once
 
+#include <cstdint>
 #include <map>
 #include <string>
 #include <variant>
@@ -10,7 +11,7 @@ namespace effector {
 // Declarative description of one effect knob. The GUI turns these into widgets
 // and the CLI turns them into flags, so neither knows about any effect.
 struct ParamSpec {
-    enum class Type { Int, Double, Bool, Choice, Path };
+    enum class Type { Int, Double, Bool, Choice, Path, Text, Color };
 
     Type type = Type::Int;
     std::string key;
@@ -39,6 +40,14 @@ struct ParamSpec {
     // flag taking any string on the command line, written relative to the
     // project folder so that a folder still opens after it is moved.
     static ParamSpec makePath(std::string key, std::string label, std::string help = {});
+    // Free-form text the user types: an entry in the interface, a flag taking
+    // any string on the command line.
+    static ParamSpec makeText(std::string key, std::string label, std::string defaultText,
+                              std::string help = {});
+    // A colour written "#rrggbb": a colour button in the interface, the same
+    // spelling as a flag value.
+    static ParamSpec makeColor(std::string key, std::string label, std::string defaultColor,
+                               std::string help = {});
 };
 
 using ParamValue = std::variant<long, double, bool, std::string>;
@@ -52,4 +61,14 @@ std::string paramChoice(const ParamValues& values, const std::string& key,
 std::string paramText(const ParamValues& values, const std::string& key,
                       const std::string& fallback);
 
+// Reads "#rgb" or "#rrggbb" (the leading hash optional) into three bytes.
+// Returns false and leaves `rgb` untouched for anything else, so a malformed
+// value falls back to the default rather than painting an arbitrary colour.
+bool parseColor(const std::string& text, std::uint8_t rgb[3]);
+std::string formatColor(const std::uint8_t rgb[3]);
+
+// The colour of a param, or `fallback` when the value does not parse.
+void paramColor(const ParamValues& values, const std::string& key, const std::string& fallback,
+                std::uint8_t rgb[3]);
+
 }  // namespace effector