Added Drifty image in form of characters #18
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#10
This adds the image of Drifty in form of ASCII art or characters. This is taking place because main screen of CLI had simple written 'Drifty CLI' so addition of big characters or ASCII art is a good feature to show at starting of program. I used simple 2D characters instead of 3D because simplicity is better.
I am not sure about coloring if it will take place or not & also 2 lines above and below our ASCII doesn't have any color command applied so it can be contributed.