Add owo-colors as an ansi backend #83
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Hey there, long time no see
I have been using owo-colors more in my projects, and I like it. It has been around for a while, touting itself as a minimal, no-std ansi color crate. This adds support for owo-colors as a backend.
The Style struct cannot be modified or created directly, so I had to mutate it based on the properties of
Style. I also had to reverse the order of ansi codes in the owo-colors test because it prints those differently. However, I am pretty sure it should be OK.