Is there any way to define custom colors in curses other than using init_color and init_pair? I’ve used custom 24-bit color codes with print() before, such as 33[38;2;{r};{g};{b}m (which sets foreground to a custom RGB color), but curses.COLORS and curses.COLOR_PAIRS restricts me to a total of 768 colors and 256 pairs when using curses.addstr.

I’m using python 3.12 and the Windows terminal -> Powershell, by the way. I know Windows terminal can handle 24-bit color codes because the aforementioned ANSI color codes work for both background and foreground. Could I possibly bring this functionality into curses? (essentially, how can I use more than 256 color pairs in the curses.addstr function?)