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No defaults have been altered, just added the ability to do user override. The existing facespec had a background of 'black', which ends up looking a little harsh for people who do black text on a white background.
It seems at least std::mem_fn callable wrapper type call operator
is not guaranteed to be const, so we need to be able to call on
a non const object. This should do for now.
Fixes#978
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