feat: In cli.py and evaluator.py, allow output UTF-8 (for non-English content) and custom indentation #25
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It came to my attention that
ragcheckeralways outputs Unicode as\uXXXXwhen dealing with non-English content, making the results very hard to read. So I would like to let users be able to set UTF-8 output by passing the--ensure_ascii=Falseflag.Furthermore allowing custom indent is a feature that can be added to allow more customization by the user.