Adding theme editor field highlighting #502
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This adds the theme editor field highlighting feature to the boilerplate. This feature allows developers to attach selectors to their theme settings so that the theme setting highlights those elements when a user edits their theme settings (more information here). To do this, I used the built-in script that is noted in the documentation and then cleaned things up a bit manually based on some testing in the theme editor.
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Fixes #501
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CC: @TheWebTech and @ajlaporte