#region Get-ColorPalette
Function Get-ColorPalette
    {
        <#
            .SYNOPSIS
            Returns a named palette of hexadecimal colors used to give VLANs and wireless networks a consistent visual identity.

            .DESCRIPTION
            Rackpad accepts a color against a VLAN and against an SSID, and uses it to tint every place that object appears. Leaving the
            color empty produces a uniform and largely unreadable view, so a palette is applied automatically.

            The palette is returned as an ordered dictionary of name to hexadecimal value. Names are carried rather than discarded because
            they make a log message legible, and because the caller can select a specific color by name when something deserves a fixed
            identity.

            Colors are deliberately spaced around the wheel rather than listed in spectral order, so that two objects allocated one after
            another are easy to tell apart. Every entry is a mid tone that remains legible against both a light and a dark background.

            .PARAMETER Name
            The palette to return.

            .EXAMPLE
            $ColorPalette = Get-ColorPalette

            $ColorQueue = New-Object -TypeName 'System.Collections.Generic.Queue[System.String]'

            ForEach ($ColorEntry In $ColorPalette.GetEnumerator()) {$ColorQueue.Enqueue($ColorEntry.Value)}

            .NOTES
            Author: Grace Solutions
            Version: 2026.08.02.0000
        #>

        [CmdletBinding()]
            Param
                (
                    [Parameter(Mandatory=$False)]
                    [ValidateSet('Default')]
                    [String]$Name = 'Default'
                )

        Try
            {
                $ColorPalette = New-Object -TypeName 'System.Collections.Generic.Dictionary[[System.String], [System.String]]'

                Switch ("$($Name)")
                    {
                        Default
                            {
                                $Null = $ColorPalette.Add('Blue', '#3B82F6')
                                $Null = $ColorPalette.Add('Amber', '#F59E0B')
                                $Null = $ColorPalette.Add('Emerald', '#10B981')
                                $Null = $ColorPalette.Add('Violet', '#8B5CF6')
                                $Null = $ColorPalette.Add('Rose', '#F43F5E')
                                $Null = $ColorPalette.Add('Cyan', '#06B6D4')
                                $Null = $ColorPalette.Add('Orange', '#F97316')
                                $Null = $ColorPalette.Add('Lime', '#84CC16')
                                $Null = $ColorPalette.Add('Indigo', '#6366F1')
                                $Null = $ColorPalette.Add('Pink', '#EC4899')
                                $Null = $ColorPalette.Add('Teal', '#14B8A6')
                                $Null = $ColorPalette.Add('Yellow', '#EAB308')
                                $Null = $ColorPalette.Add('Purple', '#A855F7')
                                $Null = $ColorPalette.Add('Sky', '#0EA5E9')
                                $Null = $ColorPalette.Add('Red', '#EF4444')
                                $Null = $ColorPalette.Add('Green', '#22C55E')
                                $Null = $ColorPalette.Add('Fuchsia', '#D946EF')
                                $Null = $ColorPalette.Add('Slate', '#64748B')
                            }
                    }

                Write-Output -InputObject ($ColorPalette)
            }
        Catch
            {
                Throw
            }
    }
#endregion