Mike Yuan 36d30330f7 ansi-color: in 256 mode, always set the fallback color first
Linux console is very weird when it comes to ANSI color sequences.
Not only that it isn't aware of ':' separator (c.f.
https://github.com/systemd/systemd/pull/40878#issuecomment-3979826739),
it even skips the whole CSI-m sequence if it contains parts it cannot
parse. Hence when color mode is set to 256 (i.e. default when no
extra info is available) let's always emit two distinct CSI-m sequences,
and set the fallback 16 color first in case the terminal doesn't have
complete support for the 256 one.

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