When executing tools, seeing that they all passed (or which ones failed) at a glance is valuable, and colors mostly help us do that efficiently (if anyone is red-green colorblind and has some accessibility suggestions, I'd welcome those, but I suspect the most important thing is that we do not convey any information solely through color, which I definitely don't intend to do).
When executing tools, seeing that they all passed (or which ones failed) at a glance is valuable, and colors mostly help us do that efficiently (if anyone is red-green colorblind and has some accessibility suggestions, I'd welcome those, but I suspect the most important thing is that we do not convey any information solely through color, which I definitely don't intend to do).
The old "light" output vs new:
And the old 'normal' output vs new:
Resolves #36