Add support for colored compiler logs on Unix #27
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The compiler logs currently do not exhibit any highlighting through colors making especially larger error logs less intuitive to understand. Use pseudo-terminals to convince CMake and Ninja to produce colored output which can then be forwarded to the actual console.
This new mode is currently only enabled on Unix with
verbose=True. A respective version for Windows will be considered in a future PR.