use log instead of clack.intro/outro when stdout is not a tty #1764
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mbostock
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I think this was just fixed in picocolors. We shouldn’t need this, hopefully?
Related alexeyraspopov/picocolors#41 and I also learned that Node supports hasColors which probably is better than checking for a TTY.
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clack.intro and clack.outro should not send ansi codes in that case, but I don't think we can change that?