Introduced new configuration & bugfixes.

This update introduces a new configuration class that allows you to ignore support from the current terminal and print escape codes anyway.

The old ForeColor and BackColor were now renamed to ForegroundColor and BackgroundColor respectively to better conform .NET's API.

The source code structure was overhauled and some portions of it were completely re-written so it's much more modular, readable and maintainable.

Fixed a bug with ResetColor when used after turning escape code support off, changing colors and then turning it on back.

This update is fully backwards-compatible. The obsolete API is still available and re-routes everything to the new API.

v0.1.3: Removed default ANSI escape code support on Windows 10's CMD.exe.

Signed-off-by: David Tamar <von.tamar@outlook.com>

ResetStyles bugfix

The ResetStyles method fixed, now it resets ANSI sequences for rapid blinking or reversed text properly.

Initial release.

True color support implemented, automatic detection of terminal support for ANSI escape sequences, fallback to 256 colors, 16 xterm colors and possibly even ConsoleColors via nearest color algorithm.