bug#9353: 24.0.50; default grep file name face is uglier now

[Juri Linkov <juri@jurta.org>]

> See attached images. The old face inherited from `font-lock-type-face',
> and the appearace was OK (though not wonderful).
> The new face inherits from a face called `success'. It is uhhhhgggly.

FYI, old is new and new is old.  I copied the default value of `success'
from the old face definition of `compilation-info' that existed in Emacs 23
and older.  OTOH, colors of `font-lock-type-face' for grep are new
(6 months in the repository).

> For one thing, it should not be bold.  We should almost never use a bold
> face as the default face for something, because boldness does not work
> well on some platforms and for some (many) faces.

I agree, e.g. with my 10px fonts, bold is unreadable.
So I reset the bold attribute from all used faces.
Moreover, I customized this face to "ForestGreen",
i.e. to the color you are suggesting now.

So I agree it's better than the current face definition.
The only reason why I took the old value is because I thought
it's safer to use the old face no one complained about.

> I applaud not inheriting from a font-lock face: there is no logical
> connection to a grepped file.  But there is also no logical connection
> to "success" here.

I think if we'll copy the face definition from `font-lock-type-face'
to `success', the former should not inherit from the latter,
because they are not logically related.