Fix Windows ANSI escape code rendering #503
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Use
color.Outputinstead ofos.Stdoutas it will determine the correct Windows output stream.Also use
color.Errorin place ofos.Stderr.Screenshot
The following screenshot demonstrates both printing using
color.Outputwhich renders as bold, andcolour.Errorfor when an error occurs.