[REQUEST] Add Windows support

[WSLUser]

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I'd like to use this python application on Windows, not just Linux.
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I want to install this python app through PyPi and an msix packaging bundle.
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Use WSL to utilize this application but likely has limitations.
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In #19 (comment) @aristocratos said

Windows compatibility was never in the plans when I started this, so multiple libraries are *nix dependent. Also the input/output control and some pathing is reliant on *nix. And most escape codes used for colors and text control are based on unix standards.
Don't even know how well (if at all) 24-bit colors works in the shell for Windows.
Feel free to open a request for Windows support, but know that unless someone else takes it upon them to make that happen, it will likely be a long time before I get to it since it would be a lot of work.

If you take a look at https://github.com/microsoft/terminal, you'll find there is plenty of color support for Windows as VT sequences are the primary method of using the console. In fact, OSC color support recently has a drastic support boost: microsoft/terminal#7578. If you've been on Twitter at all, people have been showing usage of this utility in Windows Terminal on WSL.

When testing Windows support, I suggest using Powershell 7 for comparison. Since Powershell is on Linux as well as Windows, I'd do cross comparisons between them.

[elisim]

any progress? @aristocratos

[aristocratos]

@elisim
No progress. And it's unlikely to be any progress soon unless someone else gives it a shot.
Windows compatibility is a big project and not something I will take on until I have time to dedicate only to that purpose.