Fix incorrect ANSI color codes for white and bright white#2
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The previous implementation used
\033[97mfor both 'white' and 'brightwhite'.In standard ANSI escape sequences:
\033[37mis the standard white color.\033[97mis the high-intensity (bright) white color.This PR updates 'white' to use the correct 3-bit/4-bit code (
\033[37m) so that 'brightwhite' correctly represents the high-intensity version.This PR was generated by PRJanitor — an automated tool that finds and fixes small bugs in open-source projects.
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