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this allows them to be set individually when used in tests
forwards IConsole to Spectre AnsiConsole and registers a parameter resolver for IAnsiConsole
# Conflicts: # CommandDotNet.TestTools/TestConsole.cs
needed to use Spectre's ReadKeyAsyc to replicate System.Console behavior
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bring the goodness of the Spectre AnsiConsoele goodness readily available in CommandDotNet. Two great tastes that go great together https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJLDF6qZUX0
Spectre has a much better set of features for writing complex output and prompting, and they are problems I don't feel we need to solve in CommandDotNet.
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Still needs documentation, and a design review from the Spectre crew if they're willing to oblige.