Fix displaying bright color variation in terminal output #2373
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The number of simultaneous colors in the current terminal are queried later during initialization and the text.num_colors attribute is updated accordingly. The text.has_bright attribute wasn't updated when that happened and always remained set to False. Calculate those properties based on num_colors dynamically.
Only get "colors" on Windows to avoid Gallopsled#1201 again.
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The number of simultaneous colors in the current terminal are queried later during initialization and the text.num_colors attribute is updated accordingly. The text.has_bright attribute wasn't updated when that happened and always remained set to False. Calculate those properties based on num_colors dynamically.
pwntools/pwnlib/term/__init__.py
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