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iTerm supports many proprietary escapes, and it might be cool to implement more of them. There's also a bunch of "OSC" escapes which various terminals implement, though it's unclear to me if those escape codes are standardized in any way. It's seemingly non-trivial to get a list of which of these any given terminal supports... For example, OSC 9 seems to be "Growl notification" as implemented by iTerm, hterm, and probably others--but I'm going to wager that implementing terminal sniffing is better suited to higher-level modules (e.g., term-img-cli). If you're amenable to adding stuff, I'm curious: 1. if there's anything in particular you want to avoid, and 1. how one should go about testing any new additions Thanks!
vadimdemedes/ink#800 ANSI support was added after version 1511 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ANSI_escape_code The internal code for 1511 is 10.0.10586 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_10,_version_1511
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