[Feature Request] Extend `*computed-` and `measure` syntax to ALL CSS properties

Right now, the `*computed-` style property syntax, as well as the `measure` command seem to assume we’re only interested in knowing the current position and size of an element. In fact, there are many times when we need to know the current, computed value of other properties, too — eg. colours that may be overriden by locally-scoped custom CSS properties, or by specific user interactions, such as using ‘light’ or ‘dark’ mode toggle.

In essence, it would be wonderful if `*computed-` and `measure` worked as syntactic sugar for:

``` javascript
function getCurrentPropertyValue(element, property) {
const styles = window.getComputedStyle(element);
const property = styles.getPropertyValue(property);
return property;
}
```

That way, we’d be able to do things like:

```
set my *color to contrastColor( my *computed-background-color)
measure my font-size then put it into the next .size-display
```