feat(console): reuse deno console's impl

[ahaoboy]

This Pull Request reuses deno's console implementation with the following changes:

1. Global function __boa_no_color controls whether the output contains color information.
2. Global function __boa_print is used for outputting characters one by one.

The testing use a hacky solution by overriding __boa_print and __boa_no_color to store colorless output into the property __hack_print_output of a global object.

An odd problem occurs when attempting to output an array containing Chinese characters using console.log(['你', '好']). However, the code runs successfully if the join() function is used before the output: console.log(['你', '好'].join()). I don't know how to fix this...

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[ahaoboy]

The error appears to be an issue with the RegExp, so this PR is ready to merge.

#3474

[ahaoboy]

The issue ridiculousfish/regress#74 was fixed, but no new version has been released. I validated it locally using the latest version.

[jedel1043]

We discussed this in our triage and we think having to load a whole script when loading the console is a little bit funky. Maybe this could benefit from extracting the essentials of the display algorithms and reimplementing them using native Rust code.

[ahaoboy]

We discussed this in our triage and we think having to load a whole script when loading the console is a little bit funky. Maybe this could benefit from extracting the essentials of the display algorithms and reimplementing them using native Rust code.

I haven't tested what impact introducing this huge JS file will have on size and performance. I'm also more inclined to rewrite the log function using Rust, but that will be a long-term process and beyond my capabilities.

[ahaoboy]

For anyone wanting to use deno's console implementation , they can try deno-console. Boa indeed should not introduce such complex logic; it just needs to support atomic types in JavaScript.