chore(input): Complete refactoring of input processing. #838
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This harmonizes the entire input process for VT style input streams. The intention here is to be able to use VT input on Windows using win32-input-mode, but to share that code, and eliminate as many of the terminal specific hacks as possible. This relies on the fact that there are *almost* no conflicts in the escape sequences used to report keys or input events. The only exception here is aixterm, which conflates CSI-P.
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This harmonizes the entire input process for VT style input streams. The intention here is to be able to use VT input on Windows using win32-input-mode, but to share that code, and eliminate as many of the terminal specific hacks as possible.
This relies on the fact that there are almost no conflicts in the escape sequences used to report keys or input events. The only exception here is aixterm, which conflates CSI-P.