Fix Battery Percentage When Grep Colors Is Set(Zsh) #101
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When switching from bash to zsh on my Macbook the
battery_percentageoutput went from the normal%100to[1;35;40m[K100%[m[Kafter messing with it for a while I realized I had setGREP_OPTIONS='--color=always'in my.zshrcfile and zsh was setting that env var in the script being used to output the battery_percentage. So the output was being wrapped in grep colorization.This PR fixes the issue with grep attempting to colorize output for pmset by passing the option --color=never to the grep command in the battery percentage script.
*I realize that grep is used in many other places in this plugin but I don't have the resources to test all the other uses it's used at and am worried about breaking something by copying the change to all uses of grep without testing each one.