Added support for ANSI color in watched command output lines #76
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This is also related to #59. |
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This PR has become a lot larger than I initially thought. Now, it includes breaking changes for many styling options. |
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Related to #2.
Previously, ANSI escape sequences in the output lines of the watched command, which are displayed in watchbind, were just printed as is. Now, they are parsed and the color is printed correctly.