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Docs: Clarify property override behavior in manual delegation example - #5720
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What: Adds a brief explanation to the "Delegation" section clarifying why delegated methods ignore overridden properties.
Why: As a reader, my intuition was that overriding the property would change the color to blue (I initially assumed the example was incorrect). Explicitly calling out this behavior prevents confusion for developers reading this example.