What sort of warp do you want to apply? If it could be done with Liquify for instance, then you can save the mesh and apply to other layers. You can still warp multiple layers by making them a Smart Object, and that seems like the safest aproach anyway as you keep the option to edit the individual layers. Otherwize why wouldn't you simply merge the layers you want to warp.
If you could be more specific about what you want to achieve, then maybe we can come up with solutions or workarounds.
Regards colour coding layers, its a great feature that most of us use all the time, but we have other ways to organise things like groups, Smart Objects, and linked layers. There have been times when I would have liked more colour options like when moving multiple objects independently in frame animations. It can be tricky linking the right layers to the right frames, but starting again with red when you get to violet. Those six levels of separation mean I only have to be in the right ball park to select the matching layers.
Another possible solution would be a bulk layer renaming extension. The Adobe one stopped working several updates back, but there is an alternative by Yu-KATO. It's something I have been intending to track down for ages, so I have taken this opertunity, and contacted Yu KATO and asked if his extension still works with current Photoshop versions.
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