xtheme | Simple themeing format for customizing XTerm | Theme library

Because I've gotten tired of searching for the options I want for my XResources file - the names tend to be a bit weird, they're long and repetitive, and for some reason various sources of documentation seem to disagree on what options are available to use. To solve this problem, I wrote my own, simpler format that includes only themeing-related options that a sane person would actually want to use. I also documented each option clearly below. Frankly, if you're comfortable editing your regular .Xresources file and don't plan on changing it often, you probably shouldn't bother with this. I made it for myself, to fix a problem I have personally, and figured I'd share it. A theme/config file consists of lines containing a property, along with any other information that particular property requires. See example.xth for an example configuration.
Flags These options are simply listed on a line, and they enable or disable a certain feature. No value is given for this sort of option.
Values These options have a specific value that should come after them on the same line, separated by a space.
Lists These options are given on a line on their own, followed by a certain number of lines, each containing a single value for the list.
Colors must be in hex (#xxxxxx) or basic name (red, green, blue, etc.) format.
Any lines that aren't valid config options will be silently ignored, so you don't need any particular formatting to make a comment.
Indentation of a line will probably result in xtheme failing to recognize the option.
color fg (Value) Sets the foreground color to the one specified.
color bg (Value) Sets the background color to the one specified.
color cursor (Value) Sets the cursor color to the one specified.
color bold (Value) Sets the bold color to the one specified. This will also tell XTerm to use colored text for "bold" instead of actual bold text.
color italic (Value) Sets the italic color to the one specified. This will also tell XTerm to use colored text for "italic" instead of actual italic text.
color underline (Value) Sets the underline color to the one specified. This will also tell XTerm to use colored text for "underline" instead of actual underlined text.
colors (List) Sets all 16 terminal colors (color0 to color15). These colors must be specified in proper order on the following lines. 16 lines of color values must follow.
font face (Value) Sets the font to the one whose name is specified.
font size (Value) Sets the font's size, in points, to the value specified.
padding (Value) Sets the padding around the outer edges of the terminal, in pixels, to the value specified
use scrollbar (Value) Set to true to enable the scrollbar, or false to disable. This isn't a flag because the default can be a bit more inconsistent, so we need the ability to turn it off or on.
cursor blink (Flag) Makes the cursor blink.
use clipboard (Flag) Enables using Ctrl+Shift+V and Ctrl+Shift+C to copy and paste.