AnsiChar
AnsiChar refers to a character that can be represented using the ANSI escape code system. These escape codes are sequences of characters that, when interpreted by a terminal or console, can control various aspects of text display, such as color, cursor position, and formatting like bold or underline. While the term "ANSI" often implies a specific set of 16 colors (8 standard and 8 bright), modern terminals typically support a much wider range of colors, often 256 colors or even true color (24-bit).
AnsiChar is not a distinct character encoding in the same way that ASCII or Unicode are. Instead,
The use of AnsiChars is common in command-line interfaces, scripting, and certain text-based applications to enhance