ChromaTerm v0.6.0

• Introduced an API for ChromaTerm; you can now color the output of your own module.
• Added documentation (hosted at Read the Docs).

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ChromaTerm v0.5.9

• #84 - Improved the accuracy of highlighting input that does not end with a new line.

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ChromaTerm v0.5.8

• #80 - Some programs spawned by CT, like screen, were able to escape highlighting.
• #81 - Operating System Command (OSC) codes, like setting the title, were not ignored.
• #83 - Handling of text, specifically while typing, is now more consistent.

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ChromaTerm v0.5.7

• Cleaned up the --reload option as it was throwing errors from the psutil module on some platforms.

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ChromaTerm v0.5.6

• Moved the networking rules out of the defaults; there's a new contrib/rules directory that contains topic-specific rules. If you don't have any custom rules, you may want to delete your existing configuration file to get this cleaner version.

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ChromaTerm v0.5.5

• Fixed zero-length matches getting erroneously colored.
• Improved error handling when a rule's regex is an integer.
• Minor performance optimizations.
• Module restructuring to make the code a bit cleaner.
• Added Python 3.8 support (was already supported – now added to CI workflows).

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ChromaTerm v0.5.4

• Better handling of broken pipes, like when piping into head.
• The output of the help section is a bit clearer regarding the program argument.

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ChromaTerm v0.5.3

• Fixed bug with color detection following changes for #75.

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ChromaTerm v0.5.2

• #74 - ChromaTerm can now run a program and make it look like it lives on the controlling terminal. Simply prepend your command with ct. This is useful for coloring programs like ct less file.log. You should still pipe when possible as it's simpler and more logical to look at.
• #75 - Some special ANSI codes were not being handled (ignored) appropriately, causing some rules to incorrectly not match.

Thanks to @aaronols for raising the issues above.

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ChromaTerm v0.5.1

• #73 - Bold style wasn't being turned off correctly. Thanks to @heigren for pointing it out.

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