always highlight log lines with Process started#3873
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This PR aims to improve highlighting of the message log. When you start a LaTeX compile the log shows a green line with the build command. This is because the line contains
.texfrom the file name given (including extension):But not in all cases a command uses the file name including extension. For example, when you run Biber all log lines are black:
So this PR will change the color to green for all lines, which would be black under the same conditions, but contain
Process started::This helps finding quickly the start of the next process.