Check the CV file for strings that exceed CMOR's character limit#985
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Resolves #982, #983
This adds the ability to check for strings in the CV JSON file that exceed CMOR's 1023 character limit for string values. This is to prevent CMOR from copying values that are too large for its fixed 1024 bytes long strings, which caused crashes.
This also fixes issues with the error messages' color formatting. Error messages printed to log files will no longer have color formatting characters.