Allow CATCH_CONFIG_CONSOLE_WIDTH to specify a function name #2265
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This is a minor change that allows CATCH_CONFIG_CONSOLE_WIDTH to specify a function call in addition to a numeric constant. This allows the user to provide a function to dynamically set the console width. A typical use is to return the the column count from the terminal.