Implement no-color option#992
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Fix #567
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--no-colorflag for color-free output--no-coloris a common accessibility option in CLI tools such asgit. It lets users disable ANSI color codes for a single invocation so output renders plainly — useful for older consoles, log viewers, screen readers, and piped output.This PR adds
--no-colorsupport to winml CLI. The flag is available on the rootwinmlcommand and on every subcommand, and it disables colored output for the current process only (the next invocation is colored again).NO_COLOR=1andCI=trueenvironment variables continue to disable color as before.Usage: