build(deps): bump github.com/reeflective/readline from 1.1.4 to 1.2.2

[dependabot]

Bumps github.com/reeflective/readline from 1.1.4 to 1.2.2.

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v1.2.2

readline v1.2.2

Added

• skip-csi-sequence command (GNU readline). Terminals encode special keys (Home, End, Page-Up/Down, function keys, modified arrows) as CSI sequences — ESC [ followed by parameter bytes and a final byte. A key with no explicit binding would otherwise have its trailing bytes (15~, Z, 1;5D, …) inserted into the line as stray characters. Bound to \e[, this command drains the rest of such a sequence so unrecognized keys do nothing; longer, explicitly bound sequences such as the arrow keys still take precedence.

  Left unbound by default (as in GNU readline). Enable it from your inputrc:

  "\e[": skip-csi-sequence
  

  Completes the last outstanding command from #5. No public API change and no change to default behavior.

Full changelog: reeflective/readline@v1.2.1...v1.2.2

v1.2.1

readline v1.2.1

A bug-fix release. These fixes were surfaced during a review of the gloathub/go-readline fork's commits-ahead; each ships with a regression test.

Fixes

• History is written again when history-size is set. The write cap was inverted, so any positive history-size value skipped every history write. The default (unlimited) was unaffected, which is why it went unnoticed.
• vi-insert down-arrow navigates again. The default binding resolved to an unregistered command (down-line-or-search) and did nothing; the missing, symmetric command is now registered.
• No panic trimming completions on narrow terminals. color.Trim could be handed a negative budget from completion column math and panic on a slice bound; it now degrades gracefully.
• Bracketed paste no longer corrupts multiline content. Carriage returns (\r / \r\n) in pasted text are normalised to \n instead of corrupting the line buffer and its rendering.
• Multiline up/down no longer lands one column short of the line end in emacs and vi-insert modes (a double-applied vi-command cursor clamp).

Completion

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Commits

• aa06d08 Merge pull request #107 from reeflective/dev
• d4d431e feat(emacs): add skip-csi-sequence command (GNU readline)
• 2e06e5f Merge pull request #106 from reeflective/dev
• 4bfab18 feat(completion): insert common prefix for menu-complete-display-prefix
• d26a6ab fix(core): stop LineMove landing one column short of line end
• aee802d fix(emacs): normalise carriage returns in bracketed paste
• f1d71cf fix(color): guard Trim against a non-positive budget
• cb98047 fix(history): make vi-insert down-arrow navigate again
• 073b93c fix(history): write history again when history-size is set
• 00fcced Merge pull request #105 from reeflective/dev
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Looks like github.com/reeflective/readline is up-to-date now, so this is no longer needed.