Potentially add bold/underline options?

[TheTechRobo]

If this is a wanted feature, I might submit a PR, but I won't submit one if you don't want the feature. :)

[timmypidashev]

This would be so awesome.

[timmypidashev]

@TheTechRobo I forked and quickly hacked up some bold options, which follow the same usage as the interrupt param.
example:

from cprint import *

cprint.ok('ok')
cprint.ok('ok bold', bold=True)

cprint.info('info')
cprint.info('info bold', bold=True)

cprint.warn('warn')
cprint.warn('warn bold', bold=True)

cprint.err('err')
cprint.err('err bold', bold=True)

cprint.fatal('fatal')
cprint.fatal('fatal', bold=True)

I love this library because it uses the default system colors, so it works with any themes. I won't be making a pr of this though, as I'm pretty sure there is a better way than how I hacked it up, but it works. As far as underlining goes, I don't need it, and the way I implemented bold would make it very cluttered to have underlines, as cprint would have to account for both options being true at once as well.

[TheTechRobo]

I think I might be able to clean that up tonight. :D

[TheTechRobo]

There we go. It's a lot cleaner than the one you did, but takes some code from yours. It also makes the code to add underline in the future (if we ever do) pretty simple.

[timmypidashev]

Awesome!