Don't colorize format=table by default#2458
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More often than not, strings are accidentally colorized because they contain colorization tokens. Developers can still colorize their strings in advance, and include the colorized strings in their table.
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Don't colorize `format=table` by default
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More often than not, strings are accidentally colorized because they
contain colorization tokens. Developers can still colorize their strings
in advance, and include the colorized strings in their table.
Fixes #2455