feat: add colours to text output#368
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docsis updatedDescription of changes
Follow up on #357 to add colours to the terminal output, similarly to other tools like
flake8,rufformypy.A
--no-ansioption is also added on the CLI to be able to disable this behaviour, for terminals that do not support ANSI characters, or if users want to opt-out from this.On Windows, ANSI characters do not work out-of-the-box, so we leverage https://github.com/tartley/colorama to be able to display colours.