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Re-enable native Windows ANSI support on repeated calls - #87
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enable_ansi_support()calls now restore native Windows ANSI modes after a child program changes them. Colorama initialization and other terminal checks stay cached. Fixes #59.Six mocked-console regression tests pass; the restore test fails on unchanged base. The full Windows run has 70 passes and the same five existing failures as base (HOME, termios and POSIX executable assumptions). Project-wide flake8 passes. Real console rendering and the cross-platform Python matrix were not tested.
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