[BUG] ConsoleOptions is missing an emoji field

[kmvanbrunt]

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Describe the bug
When printing a complex renderable like a Table, passing emoji=False to console.print() does not disable emoji parsing within the table cells if the Console was initialized with emoji=True (the default).

This appears to be because ConsoleOptions does not include an emoji field, and Console.render() does not propagate the emoji preference to render_str().

Here is code to reproduce the bug.

from rich.console import Console
from rich.table import Table

# Create Console with markup and emoji enabled
console = Console(markup=True, emoji=True)
t = Table(show_header=False)
t.add_row("[blue]some text[/blue]", ":1234:")

print("Normal print() shows markup and emoji rendering")
console.print(t)

# Attempt to override markup and emoji when printing a Table
print("Print overrides only work for markup and the emoji still renders")
console.print(t, markup=False, emoji=False)

Here is a screenshot of the results.

Platform
rich==14.3.3
Python 3.11.2
Debian 12.13

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[kmvanbrunt]

I created a fix for this at: https://github.com/kmvanbrunt/rich/tree/emoji_console_option
I will submit a pull request for it soon.

It fixes two issues.

1. Added the emoji field to ConsoleOptions, allowing emoji overrides passed to console.print() to be propagated down the rendering stack.

2. Fixed several instances (Table, Rule, Columns, and Measure) where the renderables were calling console.render_str() but failing to pass the some or all of emoji, markup, and highlight settings from the active ConsoleOptions.