Modify read-memory to not print bitrate if outputting to stdout

- If writing to stdout, don't print the bitrate. This way, the output is
  only the data. Bitrate is still printed if data is stored directly to
  a file.

Example command to read an image from memory to stdout:
./opentitantool --conf nexus.json --interface nexus spi read-memory --length 76800 --start 1509949440 -

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