Input number of colors and try to find the most decentralized combination.
For n=1, any color is OK.
For n=2, the 2 colors should have an euclidean distance of sqrt(255^2*3), such as [0 0 0] and [255 255 255].
For n=3, the 3 colors have 3 distances. We measure the smallest one, which should be sqrt(255^2*2). One possible combination may be [255 255 255;255 0 0;0 0 255].
For n=8, apparently we capture the 8 vertecies of the cube, the smallest distance is 255.
Then, more?
Your function should return a n×3 matrix with each row represent an RGB color.
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