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Fixes #2 Windows telnet has limited ANSI escape sequence support which causes formatting issues. This adds a --plain-text flag that disables all ANSI formatting for better compatibility. Changes: - Add --plain-text CLI flag to disable ANSI formatting - Create plain-text formatters without ANSI codes - Skip cursor control sequences in plain-text mode - Update documentation with Windows telnet compatibility guide
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Fixes #2
Summary
Adds a --plain-text flag to disable ANSI formatting for Windows telnet compatibility.
Windows telnet has limited ANSI escape sequence support which causes garbled formatting characters. This change provides a plain-text mode that strips all ANSI codes and cursor control sequences.
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