Using colorable to support Windows #32
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Utilizing go-colorable to change the default writer to support color printing in both `stopFail` and `stopFailColors`
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@OtisOat apologies for the delay, I somehow missed the GH notification for this PR. Would you be able to rebase / resolve conflicts? I've converted this to a Go Module, so you'll probably need to |
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This change adds a direct dependency on `github.com/mattn/go-colorable` to support Windows terminals, and removes the plumbing that hardcodes Windows as a dumb terminal. Closes #32
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Utilizing go-colorable to change the default writer to support color printing in both
stopFailandstopFailColors