Performance of reset

[Glandos]

Describe the bug

Since #101 the reset variable in neofetch was changed to \e[39;22m, to only reset colors.
When drawing colored bars, performance dropped drastically. On my system, it has dropped from 253ms to 1.1s.

• Does this issue still occur in the master branch? (Required)

Expected behavior

Performance should not drop drastically when resetting colors.

Screenshots

With actual reset variable

~ ⏰6s574ms❯ /tmp/hyfetch/bin/neowofetch
10.35.203.168 user@poulpe 
─────────────────────────── 
OS > Debian GNU/Linux trixie/sid 🐧 > 6.3.0-1-amd64 
Uptime > 2 days, 21 hours, 49 mins 
Server > Latitude 5590 Intel i7-8650U (8) @ 4.2GHz 
Memory > [🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋] 17.43 GiB / 31.20 GiB (55%) 
/ > [🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋] 170G / 459G (40%) 
/mnt/public > [🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋] 940G / 1.7T (57%) 
 
~ ❯ hyperfine /tmp/hyfetch/bin/neowofetch
Benchmark 1: /tmp/hyfetch/bin/neowofetch
  Time (mean ± σ):      1.137 s ±  0.046 s    [User: 1.066 s, System: 0.074 s]
  Range (min … max):    1.086 s …  1.224 s    10 runs
 

With reset variable set to \e[0m:

~ ⏰11s434ms❯ /tmp/hyfetch/bin/neowofetch
10.35.203.168 user@poulpe 
─────────────────────────── 
OS > Debian GNU/Linux trixie/sid 🐧 > 6.3.0-1-amd64 
Uptime > 2 days, 21 hours, 49 mins 
Server > Latitude 5590 Intel i7-8650U (8) @ 4.2GHz 
Memory > [🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋] 17.43 GiB / 31.20 GiB (55%) 
/ > [🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋] 170G / 459G (40%) 
/mnt/public > [🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋🬋] 940G / 1.7T (57%) 

~ ❯ hyperfine /tmp/hyfetch/bin/neowofetch
Benchmark 1: /tmp/hyfetch/bin/neowofetch
  Time (mean ± σ):     253.9 ms ±  10.5 ms    [User: 181.3 ms, System: 76.3 ms]
  Range (min … max):   241.3 ms … 272.7 ms    10 runs

Config file

N/A

Additional context

I'm using Tilix on Xfce.
bars_border="on" trigger the bug, since it calls $(color fg) which itself prints ${reset} using printf. Setting bars_border="off" is a small workaround, but to get full performance, \e[0m is the best choice.

[hykilpikonna]

I'm also getting consistent result that using \e[0m is faster.