pytester: use no colors with inline runs by default#58
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Sets `PY_COLORS=0` in the environment by default, which is used by pylib.
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Sets `PY_COLORS=0` in the environment by default, which is used by pylib. Via blueyed#58 (initially cherry picked from commit f153ad3)
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PY_COLORS=0in the environment by default, which is used by pylib.Should be done only for when pytest is used inline, but is not trivial..