fix: Respect terminal ansi colors / background #18
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What a headache. Finally figured out how to support proper terminal backgrounds -- ie, don't apply textual color modes, but respect the users environment. This gives us support for inheriting the background color of the users terminal, and not plop in an arbitrary background, which makes the terminal app feel clunky and slow.