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Bugfix: correcting bitshift order to match ws2811 spec #6
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Whilst testing this library against a string of 50 WS2811 LED's I noticed that Colour(r, g, b) seemed to be mixing up the red and green channels.
Upon investigation it appears that this is a result of the bit shifting being incorrect.
Excerpt from the WS2811 spec:
This is a breaking change. It now works correctly for my string of LED's but could potentially break for others (especially if they've added work arounds in their code for the issue).