Standardize colors across reporters. #412
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PR avajs#410 missed a color change on a single log line, See: avajs#410 (comment) Using this convention will make it much easier to review PR's. No need to remember what color is used where, just ensure they don't use chalk directly, and alias the color with it's intended purpose in the colors module.
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lib/reporters was intended to contain files of reporters only. lib/colors.js would be just fine as well
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PR #410 missed a color change on a single log line,
See: #410 (comment)
Using this convention will make it much easier to review PR's. No need to remember what color is used where, just ensure they don't use chalk directly, and alias the color with it's intended purpose in the colors module.