Error message doesn't respect -nocolor option

[BruceForstall]

This error message:

Skipping -html because XSL-T is not supported on .NET Core 1.x

does not respect the -nocolor option. (That is, it emits color codes unconditionally, which show up as garbage in text log files.)

Looks like this code:

        static void Handler_XslTransform(string key, string resourceName, XElement xml, string outputFileName)
        {
#if NETCOREAPP1_0
            ConsoleHelper.SetForegroundColor(ConsoleColor.Yellow);
            Console.WriteLine($"Skipping -{key} because XSL-T is not supported on .NET Core 1.x");
            ConsoleHelper.ResetColor();
#else

[bradwilson]

Closing this issue, since .NET Core 1.0 will not be supported on v3 (so this error message, and its lack of respect for color issues, is now irrelevant).