README documents unreleased ansis-based color support while npm latest still uses @colors/colors

[zachsents]

The README on master documents ansis-based styling behavior, but the current npm release still ships the older @colors/colors implementation.

This is confusing because npm latest is still 0.6.5, while master appears to be prepared as 0.7.0.

What I observed:

• master/package.json says version: 0.7.0 and depends on ansis@3.10.0.
• master/src/cell.js uses require("ansis").
• npm cli-table3@0.6.5 depends on string-width and has optional dependency @colors/colors@1.5.0.
• npm cli-table3@0.6.5/src/cell.js uses require("@colors/colors/safe").

This matters for color-control behavior. The README/source imply current ansis behavior, but installed package behavior differs. For example, with npm 0.6.5, table styling still emits ANSI color codes under NO_COLOR=1:

process.env.NO_COLOR = "1"
const Table = require("cli-table3")

const table = new Table({
  head: ["Name"],
  style: { head: ["yellow"], border: ["grey"] },
})

table.push(["Example"])
console.log(table.toString())

Expected from current README/source: no color output, because ansis supports NO_COLOR.

Actual with npm 0.6.5: ANSI color codes are still emitted because @colors/colors is used.

Could you either:

1. publish the ansis-based 0.7.0, or
2. update README/docs to clearly indicate ansis behavior is unreleased / only on master?

Thanks.