add colors, icons and tree view with get-childitem

[p0W3RH311]

Hi Guys !!

Get-childitem is awesome but it miss context view with adding colors and icons to distinguish the files and directory. also it miss a tree view with level to this tree fo example:

PS> ls -treeview <uint> -icon <switch> -autoColor <switch>

PS> ls -treeView 2 -icon -autoColor

[ShrykeWindgrace]

"Icons and colors" part is partially addressed by the Terminal-Icons plugin, if I recall correctly.

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[soredake]

Still wanted.

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[soredake]

@StevenBucher98 @kilasuit can you reopen this, please?

[StevenBucher98]

A similiar behavior is gotten from using the Show-ObjectTree in https://github.com/PowerShell/GraphicalTools/tree/master

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