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//! Trait implemented by all colour types.
use Float;
use crate::;
/// Types implementing this trait can be converted to various `Colour` `crate::spaces`.
///
/// This trait provides a unified interface for converting between different colour spaces.
/// All conversions are performed with appropriate mathematical transformations and
/// gamma corrections where necessary (e.g., sRGB ↔ linear RGB conversions).
///
/// # Errors
///
/// All conversion methods may return errors in the following situations:
///
/// - **Mathematical operations fail**: Conversions involve complex mathematical transformations
/// that may fail due to numeric overflow, underflow, or invalid intermediate values
/// - **Type conversion errors**: When converting between different floating-point types
/// or when values exceed the representable range of the target type
/// - **Gamma correction failures**: sRGB conversions apply gamma encoding/decoding which
/// may fail for extreme values or when mathematical operations produce NaN/infinity
/// - **Reference white calculations**: XYZ and Lab conversions use standard illuminant
/// calculations that may fail if reference white values cannot be computed
/// - **Colour space constraints**: Some conversions may produce values outside the valid
/// range for the target colour space, requiring clamping or error reporting
/// - **Precision loss**: Conversions between colour spaces with different gamuts may
/// result in precision loss or out-of-gamut colours that cannot be accurately represented
///
/// Most errors are recoverable and indicate either invalid input values or limitations
/// in the conversion process rather than programming errors.