Concise command to wrap all \ac-like commands to ensure colorless links

[tplobo]

Hi there @cgnieder, thanks for the package, it is great!
I currently have a difficulty with the combination of acro and hyperref, but maybe I miss some particular instruction in the acro manual.
I am trying to have links colored as usual by hyperref, but avoid the coloring for acronyms, otherwise they become very distracting in the text. The best solution I have come up with is creating a custom wrapper to locally modify hypersetup to force links to be colored in black in a small environment, and apply it using \RenewAcroCommand. However, as you can see below, this forces me to renew each \ac-like command individually:

% Define BlackLink function to color local links black
\newcommand{\BlackLink}[1]{%
    \begingroup\hypersetup{linkcolor=black}#1\endgroup
}

% Renew ac-like commands to use the BlackLink wrapper
\RenewAcroCommand\ac{m}{\BlackLink{\UseAcroTemplate{first}{#1}}}
\RenewAcroCommand\Ac{m}{\BlackLink{\acroupper\UseAcroTemplate{first}{#1}}}
\RenewAcroCommand\acp{m}{\BlackLink{\acroplural\UseAcroTemplate{first}{#1}}}
\RenewAcroCommand\Acp{m}{\BlackLink{\acroupper\acroplural\UseAcroTemplate{first}{#1}}}
\RenewAcroCommand\iac{m}{\BlackLink{\acroindefinite\UseAcroTemplate{first}{#1}}}
\RenewAcroCommand\Iac{m}{\BlackLink{\acroupper\acroindefinite\UseAcroTemplate{first}{#1}}}

% Renew acs-like commands to use the BlackLink wrapper
\RenewAcroCommand\acs{m}{\BlackLink{\UseAcroTemplate{short}{#1}}}
\RenewAcroCommand\Acs{m}{\BlackLink{\acroupper\UseAcroTemplate{short}{#1}}}
\RenewAcroCommand\acsp{m}{\BlackLink{\acroplural\UseAcroTemplate{short}{#1}}}
\RenewAcroCommand\Acsp{m}{\BlackLink{\acroupper\acroplural\UseAcroTemplate{short}{#1}}}
\RenewAcroCommand\iacs{m}{\BlackLink{\acroindefinite\UseAcroTemplate{short}{#1}}}
\RenewAcroCommand\Iacs{m}{\BlackLink{\acroupper\acroindefinite\UseAcroTemplate{short}{#1}}}

% Renew acl-like commands to use the BlackLink wrapper
\RenewAcroCommand\acl{m}{\BlackLink{\UseAcroTemplate{long}{#1}}}
\RenewAcroCommand\Acl{m}{\BlackLink{\acroupper\UseAcroTemplate{long}{#1}}}
\RenewAcroCommand\aclp{m}{\BlackLink{\acroplural\UseAcroTemplate{long}{#1}}}
\RenewAcroCommand\Aclp{m}{\BlackLink{\acroupper\acroplural\UseAcroTemplate{long}{#1}}}
\RenewAcroCommand\iacl{m}{\BlackLink{\acroindefinite\UseAcroTemplate{long}{#1}}}
\RenewAcroCommand\Iacl{m}{\BlackLink{\acroupper\acroindefinite\UseAcroTemplate{long}{#1}}}

% Renew aca-like commands to use the BlackLink wrapper
\RenewAcroCommand\aca{m}{\BlackLink{\UseAcroTemplate{alt}{#1}}}
\RenewAcroCommand\Aca{m}{\BlackLink{\acroupper\UseAcroTemplate{alt}{#1}}}
\RenewAcroCommand\acap{m}{\BlackLink{\acroplural\UseAcroTemplate{alt}{#1}}}
\RenewAcroCommand\Acap{m}{\BlackLink{\acroupper\acroplural\UseAcroTemplate{alt}{#1}}}
\RenewAcroCommand\iaca{m}{\BlackLink{\acroindefinite\UseAcroTemplate{alt}{#1}}}
\RenewAcroCommand\Iaca{m}{\BlackLink{\acroupper\acroindefinite\UseAcroTemplate{alt}{#1}}}

% Renew acf-like commands to use the BlackLink wrapper
\RenewAcroCommand\acf{m}{\BlackLink{\acrofull\UseAcroTemplate{first}{#1}}}
\RenewAcroCommand\Acf{m}{\BlackLink{\acroupper\acrofull\UseAcroTemplate{first}{#1}}}
\RenewAcroCommand\acfp{m}{\BlackLink{\acrofull\acroplural\UseAcroTemplate{first}{#1}}}
\RenewAcroCommand\Acfp{m}{\BlackLink{\acroupper\acrofull\acroplural\UseAcroTemplate{first}{#1}}}
\RenewAcroCommand\iacf{m}{\BlackLink{\acroindefinite\acrofull\UseAcroTemplate{first}{#1}}}
\RenewAcroCommand\Iacf{m}{\BlackLink{\acroupper\acroindefinite\acrofull\UseAcroTemplate{first}{#1}}}

I can make it more concise by renewing the \UseAcroTemplate command directly, but that does not use \RenewAcroCommand:

\newcommand{\BlackLink}[1]{%
    \begingroup\hypersetup{linkcolor=black}#1\endgroup
}
\let\OriginalUseAcroTemplate\UseAcroTemplate
\renewcommand{\UseAcroTemplate}[2]{\BlackLink{\OriginalUseAcroTemplate{#1}{#2}}}`

and unfortunately it does not work if I just want colorless links:

\newcommand{\ColorlessLink}[1]{%
    \begingroup\hypersetup{colorlinks=false}#1\endgroup
}
\let\OriginalUseAcroTemplate\UseAcroTemplate
\renewcommand{\UseAcroTemplate}[2]{\ColorlessLink{\OriginalUseAcroTemplate{#1}{#2}}}`

Is there a correct way of doing this using acro commands? Is defining a new template required?

Thanks,