Changed MooTools to jQuery based color picker

Tracker item: http://joomlacode.org/gf/project/joomla/tracker/?action=TrackerItemEdit&tracker_item_id=30297

Changed MooTools based color picker (MooRainbow) to a jQuery/Bootstrap based colorpicker (MiniColors).
You can see an example on http://labs.abeautifulsite.net/jquery-miniColors

#### Advantages
There are some big advantages to this MiniColors script over the MooRainbow script:
* It is jQuery/Bootstrap based, instead of MooTools based. (And we need to get rid of the MooTools based stuff like this in Joomla 3 core.)
* It doesn't look crappy! The MooRainbow color picker has serious styling issues in Joomla 3.
* It allows for empty values. The current color picker doesn't allow an empty default value and reverts to #000000 if you try. MiniColors does allow empty values and does a good job of styling when the value is empty.

#### Control types
MiniColors comes with 4 types of controls: hue (default), saturation, brightness or wheel.
You can select these via the control attribute in the xml tag, like control="wheel".

#### Test instructions:
Add these fields to the settings part of an xml file of some extension, like a module. Then go to that extensions settings in the admin and test the different color fields.
```
<field name="color1" type="color" default="#049cdb" label="Default color field" />
<field name="color2" type="color" default="" label="Empty color field" />
<field name="color3" type="color" default="#46a546" disabled="true" label="Disabled color field" />
<field name="color4" type="color" default="#ffc40d" control="hue" label="Control: Hue (default)" />
<field name="color5" type="color" default="#9d261d" control="saturation" label="Control: Saturation" />
<field name="color6" type="color" default="#f89406" control="brightness" label="Control: Brightness" />
<field name="color7" type="color" default="#7a43b6" control="wheel" label="Control: Wheel" />
```

#### Backwards compatibility
All fields that use the color type should work fine with this new script.

The MooRainbow js and css files have been removed from the /media/system folder. So if any 3rd party extensions include these these directly into their code (which they shouldn't anyway), then they would need to change their code.

#### Custom Changes
I implemented the script to use the 'bootstrap' theme that comes with MiniColors.

But I changed a bit of css to make it fit in more with the Joomla 3 Bootstrap styling (prostar). I removed some redundant Bootstrap css, as the admin template already styles the input fields itself. And changed the font of the input field to mono-spaced (looks better for the type of value it contains).

So the css file is not a carbon copy of the stylesheet that comes with MiniColors. This may be important when updating the script/css at a later date.

#### Copyright / License
 ```
jQuery MiniColors: A tiny color picker built on jQuery
 Copyright Cory LaViska for A Beautiful Site, LLC. (http://www.abeautifulsite.net/)
 Dual-licensed under the MIT and GPL Version 2 licenses
```

#### Screenshot:
![minicolors](https://f.cloud.github.com/assets/744259/267509/fc7ceeba-8e92-11e2-8b29-f73f4054c9d3.png)

## Simple Color Picker
There is a 5th control type you can choose: simple
This will trigger a different script and a different type of color select field and picker.
![simplecolors-1](https://f.cloud.github.com/assets/744259/267474/3cf3598c-8e8b-11e2-9566-c21f1df831bf.png)

This color picker type can be used for fields where you want to limit the color choices.

You can overrule the standard available colors by adding the colors attribute to the xml field tag, with a comma separated list of rgb colors. The empty color value can be called on by the value 'none'

#### Simple Color Picker: Test instructions
Add these fields to the settings part of an xml file of some extension, like a module. Then go to that extensions settings in the admin and test the different color fields.
```
<field name="color8" type="color" default="#049cdb" control="simple" label="Control: Simple" />
<field name="color9" type="color" default="none" control="simple" label="Simple: Empty" />
<field name="color10" type="color" default="none" control="simple" label="Simple: Custom Color List"
	colors="none,#FFFFFF,#000000,#FF0000,#00FF00,#0000FF,#00FFFF,#FF00FF,#FFFF00" />
```

#### Simple Color Picker: Copyright / License
I have based the script for the simple control type on: https://github.com/tkrotoff/jquery-simplecolorpicker
```
Very simple jQuery Color Picker
Copyright (C) 2012 Tanguy Krotoff
Licensed under the MIT license
```
However, I changed a lot of stuff in the functionality and styling. Not sure if I have changed enough to call it a fully custom script...