Flag to override terminal detection in CLI (QOL)

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Requested Feature

Right now, spotDL auto-detects whether it is in a terminal or not and disables some features (like colors or progress bars) based on it, which is inherited from the rich library. This behaviour is not always desirable, and for this reason many programs (e.g. GNU coreutils) give an out in the form of a flag. Currently, it is possible to use the FORCE_COLOR and NO_COLOR environment variables, which rich uses, to override this, but it is not documented and is inconsistent with how the rest of the program is configured (through flags), so it would be nice to have a flag to configure this.

Possible implementation

I think a --color={always, never, auto} flag would the best option, as it is consistent with most other CLI programs. As spotDL uses the rich library with the global console (i.e. get_console()), this can be achieved with the reconfigure() function, particulary, with reconfigure(force_terminal=..., force_interactive=...). I've made a possible implementation, which adds an additional parameter to the init_logging functions, where rich is configured.

PD: Thanks for this amazing program!

[Silverarmor]

Have you tried --simple-tui?