Feature Request: verbose&notice&warning&error&fatalError ---addColor..

I think it should be better to differentiate log files.
How do you think about it?

verbose->blur
notice->green
warning->Orange
error ->darkred
fatalError ->red

string ofGetLogLevelName(ofLogLevel level){
    HANDLE hCout = GetStdHandle(STD_OUTPUT_HANDLE); 

    switch(level){
        case OF_LOG_VERBOSE:
            SetConsoleTextAttribute(hCout,FOREGROUND_BLUE );
            return "verbose";
            break;
        case OF_LOG_NOTICE:
            SetConsoleTextAttribute(hCout,FOREGROUND_GREEN );
            return "notice";
            break;
        case OF_LOG_WARNING:
            SetConsoleTextAttribute(hCout,FOREGROUND_RED|FOREGROUND_GREEN );
            return "warning";
            break;
        case OF_LOG_ERROR:
            SetConsoleTextAttribute(hCout,FOREGROUND_RED );
            return "error";
            break;
        case OF_LOG_FATAL_ERROR:
            SetConsoleTextAttribute(hCout,FOREGROUND_RED|FOREGROUND_INTENSITY );
            return "fatal error";
            break;
        case OF_LOG_SILENT:
            return "silent";
            break;
        default:
            return "";
    }
}

void ofConsoleLoggerChannel::log(ofLogLevel level, const string & module, const string & message){
    // print to cerr for OF_LOG_ERROR and OF_LOG_FATAL_ERROR, everything else to cout 
    ostream& out = level < OF_LOG_ERROR ? cout : cerr;
    out << "[";
    // only print the module name if it's not "OF"
    if(module != "OF") {
        out << module << ":";
    }
    HANDLE hCout = GetStdHandle(STD_OUTPUT_HANDLE); 

    out << ofGetLogLevelName(level);
    SetConsoleTextAttribute(hCout,FOREGROUND_RED|FOREGROUND_GREEN|FOREGROUND_BLUE );
    out<< "] "<< message << endl;
}   

Start by locating ofConsoleLoggerChannel::log and ofGetLogLevelName, then inspect how console logging is implemented across supported platforms. Compare the requested colors and level routing with the existing logger behavior. Done means log levels are visibly differentiated without disrupting the formatted message output.