Windows ANSI initialization uses nonexistent subprocess.STD_OUTPUT_HANDLE #721

In fire/formatting_windows.py, initialize_or_disable() references a constant that does not exist in Python's subprocess module.

Problematic code

out_handle = kernel32.GetStdHandle(
    subprocess.STD_OUTPUT_HANDLE
)

Verification

import subprocess

print(hasattr(subprocess, 'STD_OUTPUT_HANDLE'))
# False

Expected behavior

The application should obtain the Windows standard output handle using a valid Win32 constant.

Actual behavior

When this code path executes, accessing the missing attribute would raise AttributeError.

Environment

This affects the Windows-specific code path when Colorama is installed, standard output is a terminal, and platform.release() returns '10'.

Testing

Verified that the attribute is absent. The complete Windows initialization path has not been tested on Windows.