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To allow Linux users to use brew services and to make formula less OS dependent we should migrate the formulae to use the OS agnostic service do block.

• bitlbee
• dbus
• kapacitor
• launch_socket_server
• launchdns
• opentsdb
• questdb
• rtags
• ssdb
• wildfly-as
• zookeeper

Homebrew/homebrew-core#91809

As the moment it's only possible to install bats from bats-core from source on linux.

We should create packages to install easily on Linux.
It could be:

• apt install bats-core for Debian/Ubuntu/Linux Mint
• yum install bats-core for Fedora/RedHat/CentOS
• a package on (Flathub](www.flathub.org)
• a snap on https://snapcraft.io/
  ...

Flathub is probably the easiest to support most d

For now, the theme is harcoded in the code. Ideally we want the user to be able to load its custom theme from a simple json file. This will allow for example to address accessibility issues (for visually impaired users)

ex:

I have a zora.theme.json in my project root

{
    "version":1,
     "bgError":"bgRed"    
}

Where the values can be anything in [colorette](htt

Extend tests/test_table.awk to verify that each internal thread has identical pitch as its external counterpart.