Option to use kelvin temperature as colors in Eevee's lamps

I understand that there are some limitations when it comes to lamps in Eevee and so I don't know how possible it is to accommodate this suggestion if at all, but I thought I'd suggest it anyways.

Since we can't use nodes with Eevee's lamps, we can't use use a blackbody node which I believe could be essential for effective lighting. So every time I want to light a scene in Eevee, I find myself looking for the hex values of kelvin temperature colors online, then inputting the hex into the color section of the lamps back in Blender. It is very inconvenient to light a scene this way as it requires a lot of back and forth and trial and error which usually takes up a lot of time.

I believe that if there was a simple converter option, like a combobox or something asking if I want to use blackbody values to get the color for the lamps, it would be massively beneficial for anyone looking to dynamically light up a scene.

Below is a mockup I made in photoshop and it's functionality.

Side note: credit where credit is due, this is pretty much an interpretation of a feature Arnold has which I find extremely useful.

1. Add a color mode that switches between Temperature and Color (Color being what we have by default)

2. If Color mode is set to Temperature, a temperature slider appears where you can input or drag between blackbody values.

The Color section becomes grayed out so that the only way to manually switch colors will be through the slider. Instead, the Color section could now be served as a preview to the RGB representation of said selected blackbody value you have inputted above.

Thanks for hearing me out and I would love to hear your opinions!

EDIT: I've recently finished making a small addon that does just that. If anyone is interested, feel free to give it a shot!

Marking as done.