"%c" for style-outputting suggested

[SEWeiTung]

Generally speaking, Node.js can now support colorful output through ASCII colors table. However it's not so easy to read and remember. In the Google's chrome, we can use something like "%c" to output styles, Take this as an example:

console.log("%cHello There!","color:pink");

The result is:

Now let's see a more complicated example:

I know Node.js is for backend programming, however it should be sync with Chrome's functions in style settings, what's more: This function is better than using something like '\x1B[32m' (PS: Do you know what is for "color:pink" without looking for ASCII Color Table?)

Hope "Style-Outputting" will be supported later in Node.js :)

[VoltrexKeyva]

Not a bad idea but not sure if we should implement this on a different method in the console object or just on the console.log() and override it's functionality to be consistent with the Google Chrome's behavior, as there might be users out there unaware of this styling behavior that might be using the %c format flag/specifier intentionally for different purposes than color-styled outputs.

We should document this behavior change somewhere if we ever decide to implement this.

[devsnek]

Duplicate of #40057

[VoltrexKeyva]

@devsnek I think you marked it as a duplicate of the wrong issue 👀

[devsnek]

oops

[devsnek]

Duplicate of #29605