`gx_prompt_text_color_set` macro incorrectly casts to `GX_PROGRESS_BAR` * instead of `GX_PROMPT *` when `GUIX_5_4_0_COMPATIBILITY` is defined

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File
common/inc/gx_api.h

#if defined(GUIX_5_4_0_COMPATIBILITY)
#define gx_prompt_text_color_set(a, b, c)                        _gx_prompt_text_color_set((GX_PROGRESS_BAR *)a, b, c, b)
#else
#define gx_prompt_text_color_set                                 _gx_prompt_text_color_set
#endif

Description
When GUIX_5_4_0_COMPATIBILITY is defined, the macro gx_prompt_text_color_set incorrectly casts the first argument to GX_PROGRESS_BAR * instead of GX_PROMPT *. This is a copy-paste error, likely copied from the gx_progress_bar_text_color_set macro definition directly above it.

This causes a type mismatch and can lead to undefined behavior or compiler warnings when calling gx_prompt_text_color_set on a GX_PROMPT widget in compatibility mode.

Steps to Reproduce
Define GUIX_5_4_0_COMPATIBILITY in your project
Call gx_prompt_text_color_set with a GX_PROMPT * pointer