Add log level color keys and handle default#264
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Also adding a default white color when the key is not recognize. Without the default an error is printed instead of the log entry.
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Co-authored-by: Takashi Kusumi <tkusumi@zlab.co.jp>
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This PR intends to solve issue #263 by handling two more common log-level keys as well as handling the fallback case so that an error is never printed. The two new keys are used in Python's logging facilities.
I didn't find a way to add custom log-level keys as a user, but I think this works well. It would be very appreciated if it didn't cause an error at least.
Test by using stern to print logs from a Python application that emits "warning" and "critical" logs. Preferably also test with an unknown key