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Refactor ConsoleDrivers to remove duplicate code
See original GitHub issueThere is a LOT of common code across the three (now four with Fake) Drivers.
I was just thinking about how to fix bugs related to non-printable chars causing rendering issues on some terminals. For example, in Windows Terminal and Fluent if AddRune gets called with \n it does this:
The fix is to modify AddRune to look for non-printable chars like this, that may cause the underlying console to take action and replace them with the right glyph. E.g:
However, it’s stupid to do this 4 times. Instead the base should implement the least-common-denominator functionality.
Right?
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Woo-hoo! Finally!
It ain’t perfect, but this radically simplifies and improves the ability to prove quality.
I think this makes sense.
The abstract capability is more of an indicator that some holes need to be plugged by concrete implementations, but we could move common code here.