Surface color layer #16
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Added a dedicated layer class to simulate what was done in the DimGlobeSurface example. This class is constructed with a Color value (defaults to black if none is specified) and is used to create a surface-image that is stretched across the entire globe. This is particularly useful if you want to create a Dimming effect by setting this color to black, and playing around with the layer's opacity value (or the image's opacity for that matter).
Modified the DimGlobeSurface example to make use of the SurfaceColorLayer class instead of manually creating all of the components to achieve the desired result.
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I added a SurfaceColorLayer that is basically the same as the functionality that was already present in the DimGlobeSurface example. However, I required this as a dedicated layer that I wanted to configure in the list of layers and wrapping it in its own class was more useful for me.