Assign a random number of colors between 49-69 to shift color cycle when requesting a new colormap.#331
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…le, so that labels that we on the same part of the cycle are now separated and get different colors assigned
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To fix #327
Assign a random number of colors between 49-69 to shift the color cycle, so that labels that were on the same part of the cycle are now separated and get different colors assigned.
Alternatively, we could also increase the number of colors in the cycle, but the problem may still occur (just less frequently) and we get more similar colors, so you might end up with three close shades of green next to each other.