Colours for ls grc.zsh about grc HOT 5 OPEN

You can set alias ls='ls --color -C' before sourcing grc.zsh and if you have version with #85 included - grc will pick it. Then you should see ls: aliased to grc ls --color -C as a result.

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Once after upgrading my Debian unstable I have found scary bug: ls did not works well anymore in my zsh. There was no colors and no columns, it was looking literally like ls | cat -.

After long time I've (accidentally) found that root cause was in function ls() { grc --color=auto ls }. It was not working anymore for me, at least with zsh 5.8-10+b1 and grc 1.13.1-1 (as for now).

Now I simply added unset -f ls right after calling /etc/grc.zsh, and life is perfect again.

Dear developers, I have an opinion that ls usually is well colorized by itself.

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@kapsh, I still have to use @urbanadventurer's trick before sourcing grc on fish shell :/

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@aleprovencio nothing has been changed in #85 for bash nor fish.

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ops, sorry about that

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