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`colorama` is a library that enables ANSI escape code sequences on Windows versions that do not have support for them (< 10.0.10586, e.g. Windows 8), making producing colored terminal text and cursor positioning painless - either by itself or in conjunction with other ANSI libraries (e.g. `rich` - already included within this repo). `colorama` does not have any requirements other than the standard library. I understand there are a lot of packages included already, but this looked like an easy gain for little to no effort, especially considering the goal of cosmo-ified Python.
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coloramais a library that enables ANSI escape code sequences on Windows versions that do not have support for them (< 10.0.10586, e.g. Windows 8), making producing colored terminal text and cursor positioning painless - either by itself or in conjunction with other ANSI libraries (e.g.rich- already included within this repo).coloramadoes not have any requirements other than the standard library.I understand there are a lot of packages included already, but this looked like an easy gain for little to no effort, especially considering the goal of cosmo-ified Python.