Color output currently broken, see notes.

src/jlog/windows/jlog.cpp

@@ -1,5 +1,3 @@
-
-
 #include <jlog/jlog.hpp>
 #include <string>
 
@@ -11,20 +9,28 @@ namespace jlog
 {
     // No fucking clue if this will work properly. Don't have a windows machine to test on right now.
     // - Maxine
+    // No for a number of reasons
+    // 1. It didn't put delimiter characters down correctly
+    // 2. calling SetConsoleTextColor here won't work properly because we aren't *outputting* the content here
+    // 3. Additionally, we can't set the console color back to defaults after returning a value.
+
+    // This is a well-intentioned abstraction, but without a full grasp of the implications, and therefore won't work without considerable redesign.
     std::string consoleMsgFormatter(token t)
     {
         std::string ft;
         if (!t.delimiter.empty())
         {
             SetConsoleTextColor(t.colorCode.nt_code);
-            ft = std::string(1, t.delimiter[0]) + t.content + std::string(1, t.delimiter[1]) + " ";
+            // TODO: some ability to let user handle space-separation if they do/don't want it
+            return std::format("{}{}{} ", t.delimiter[0], t.content, t.delimiter[1]);
+            SetConsoleTextColor(color_codes::FG_DEFAULT.nt_code);
         }
 
         SetConsoleTextColor(t.colorCode.nt_code);
-        ft = t.content + " ";
+        return t.content;
         SetConsoleTextColor(color_codes::FG_DEFAULT.nt_code);
 
-        return ft;
+
     }
 
     std::string logfileMsgFormatter(token t)