Problem:
When running a command with --help, the color formatting is inconsistent.
As shown in the screenshot, only the first line of the --help text appears in white, while the remaining section appears in gray. This makes the help output harder to read.
Expected Behavior:
Only literal code blocks or referenced code elements should be styled in gray.
All normal help text (descriptions, arguments, options, etc.) should use the default white color for consistency.
Research:
Might need research on typer documentation (library used for CLI integration).
Problem:
When running a command with --help, the color formatting is inconsistent.
As shown in the screenshot, only the first line of the --help text appears in white, while the remaining section appears in gray. This makes the help output harder to read.
Expected Behavior:
Only literal code blocks or referenced code elements should be styled in gray.
All normal help text (descriptions, arguments, options, etc.) should use the default white color for consistency.
Research:
Might need research on typer documentation (library used for CLI integration).