Fixes #28105: Use colors in CI builds#6832
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https://issues.rudder.io/issues/28105
Works with cargo, mvn, npm, elm-tests, api-doc and probably other tooling.
The tricky part if to find colors that match the light/dark modes while avoiding setting an hardcoded background