The colour of pretty-printed minecraft:nbt text components cannot be overridden in unintuitive cases

Steps to Reproduce:

• Write an integer into command storage

  /data modify storage _ _ set value 1

  /data modify storage _ _ set value 1

• Reference that integer and try to change its colour using the color field.

  /tellraw @s [{color:"red",storage:"_",nbt:"_"}," ttt"]

  /tellraw @s [{color:"red",storage:"_",nbt:"_"}," ttt"]

Expected Result:

The integer and the child text should appear as red text.

Observed Result:

The integer is always orange (gold) but the child is red.

This also causes issues in general with inheritence, where you would expect to be referencing a number and have it retain the colour of its parent text component. This does not happen as it is always gold, and there is no way to change that.