Highlight misspelled words in red for better visibility #7
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This PR modifies the color scheme of HunspellColorize to make
misspelled words appear in red in the terminal. Previously, the
program used ANSI bold sequences (\033[1m / \033[22m) which some
terminals do not display clearly.
Changes made:
#define START "\033[31m"
#define STOP "\033[0m"
This improves visibility of misspelled words and provides a clearer
visual cue for users reading text through the program.
The Hunspell functionality remains unchanged, and the program still
correctly identifies misspelled words using the same dictionaries.
Tested on WSL/Ubuntu with English dictionary (en_US.aff/en_US.dic).
No additional dependencies are required.
Suggested Usage:
echo "This is a simpel txt" | ./huncolor | less -R
Now, misspelled words like "simpel" and "txt" appear in red.