feat: add --no-color flag for plain text output - #21
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Implements a --no-color CLI flag that disables ANSI color codes in all output. When set, Formatter.strip_color = True causes format_text() to return plain text without escape sequences. Changes: - Add --no-color argument to argument parser in main.py - Handle flag in main() by setting Formatter.no_color = True - Modify Formatter.format_text() to skip ANSI wrapping when no_color is True - Add unit tests in TestFormatter class Closes Dev9269#15
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Summary
Adds a --no-color\ CLI flag that disables ANSI color codes from all output. Useful for:
Changes
o_color\ is True
Testing
\
python -m unittest tests.test_comprehensive.TestFormatter -v
All 4 tests pass
Without flag (default - colors present)
python main.py --version
With flag (plain text - no ANSI codes)
python main.py --version --no-color
\\
Closes #15