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termenv.Output can be initialized with a custom os.File as an output and supports auto detection of its capabilities. Alternatively you can also skip auto detection and create a new instance with a specific profile. Styles (just like Colors) can now be created for specific profiles, with the Ascii profile stripping away any applied styling.
This makes using custom termenv.Styles behave backwards compatible: styles don't get stripped from the default profile, only colors.
support copying text on supported terminals
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termenv.Output can be initialized with a custom os.File as an output and
supports auto detection of its capabilities. Alternatively you can also
skip auto detection and create a new instance with a specific profile.
Styles (just like Colors) can now be created for specific profiles, with
the Ascii profile stripping away any applied styling.