Use coloured logging in a TTY #887
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Update the logging to use a coloured output if running in a TTY or the user forced it by setting
--force-colorin the CLI or by defining the environment variableFORCE_COLORas described in http://force-color.org.In the pipeline the color is forced (introduced for nox by #698). If a test is failing we get now a coloured output of gcovr execution.