Drop unmaintained atty dep and replace with standard library calls #31
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Oops, I didn't see that there was already #30 filed previously, sorry about the duplicate. Feel free to close this one. |
Yep, now we need @nullr0ute to merge one of them :) |
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The
attycrate is officially unmaintained: https://rustsec.org/advisories/RUSTSEC-2024-0375.html - additionally, the functionality it provides (checking if a file descriptor is connected to a TTY) has been available in the Rust standard library since version 1.70.This PR drops the
attydependency and switches to theIsTerminalimplementation from the standard library.