Update stream_gcode.py for win10 correct colored output #1
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Added ```os.system("")``` to print the implemented colored output functionality correctly on different types Windows 10 terminals/consoles like PowerShell and CMD.exe.
It kept printing the values of the octal color codes rather than displaying in targeted color in my python console, PowerShell and cmd.
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os.system("")to print the implemented colored output functionality correctly on different types Windows 10 terminals/consoles like PowerShell and CMD.exe. It kept printing the values of the octal color codes rather than displaying in targeted color in my python console, PowerShell and cmd.