Interface Modifiers<Delete>

    Loxer.highlight().log(...)
    Loxer.highlight().open(...)
    Loxer.highlight().of(...)
    Loxer.highlight().error(...)

• by default the foregroundColor and backgroundColor of the log will be inverted.
• a different highlight color can be set at LoxerConfig.highlightColor in the LoxerOptions.config declared in Loxer.init(options)
• the parameter doit?: boolean can conditionally highlight the log with true
• this function can be chained with any other chaining function like .level(...) or .module(...)
• highlighting error logs does not color the message differently but append the stack to the default console output

    Loxer.level(number).log(...)
    Loxer.level(number).open(...)
    Loxer.level(number).of(...)

• if you don't chain this function, the default level is 1 (high) for opening logs and the level of the opening log for any Loxer.of(...) log.
• levels can be activated for different modules at options.modules.*level in the Loxer.init(options)
• levels on errors (and Loxer.of(...).error(...)) will be ignored, but added as an attribute for the output TODO: is this necessary?:
• levels on Loxer.of(...).add(...) will be changed to the minimum level of the opening log, though the box to append to might not be logged.
• levels on Loxer.of(...).close(...) will be strictly changed to the level of the opening log, though otherwise not opened boxes could be closed, or opened boxes could not be closed.
• this function can be chained with any other chaining function like .highlight(...) or .module(...)

    Loxer.module(string).log(...)
    Loxer.module(string).open(...)
    Loxer.module(string).of(...)

• if you don't chain this function the module is always NONE, which will lead the log to not have the box layout
• if you chain the function without a parameter like Loxer.module().log(...) the module will be DEFAULT, which will lead the log to have a box layout but no name
• both of the default modules can be overwritten at LoxerOptions.modules declared in Loxer.init(options)
• modules can be defined at LoxerOptions.modules declared in Loxer.init(options)
• this function can be chained with any other chaining function like .highlight(...) or .level(...)