feat: color and plain modes for --progress flag #899
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I don't see anything out of the ordinary on these changes, but I also don't have permissions to approve PRs. You will have to wait for a maintainer to come back to this for a ✅ . |
Signed-off-by: Karan <karanlokchandani@protonmail.com>
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Motivation and Context
relevant issue: #641
Adds two new modes to
--progress: plain and color.plain: Produces simple, line-by-line text output with no ANSI escape codes. Ideal for writing to log files or environments that don’t support terminal control sequences.
color: Similar to the existing ANSI mode but with enhanced color usage. This mode provides a more expressive visual display. If it sounds good, we could consider making it the default in this or a follow up pr.
Testing