error-stack: Report color formatting with tracing

[seijikun]

Hey guys, thank you very much for your awesome work on the error-stack crate!
I looked into it today and I love it, though I'm a bit confused about the whole Report printing/formatting situation.

I am using it together with tracing. My use-case is this:
Print the full Report locally - and send a version of it over the network for storage.

First thing I tried was:

let report = ...;
tracing::error!("Error occured:\n{report:?}");

which resulted in printed ANSI color escape characters - seems like tracing escapes them.
Weirdly enough, this causes the ANSI color escape characters to be interpreted/applied, but makes it a little harder to read:

tracing::error!(?report, "Error occured");

I could globally configure the color mode to disable color sequences:

error_stack::Report::set_color_mode(error_stack::fmt::ColorMode::None);

which works fine for the header and the backtrace, but attached span traces are still printed with escape characters.

My original goal was to print with color locally and send over network without, but it seems the current API wasn't meant to do it that way(?). The only examples I could find always ever either used eprintln!(), or returned the report from fn main(). Is the Report struct meant to be printed via tracing's macros?
How do you guys print your errors in a nice way?