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// VT220/xterm-like terminal emulator.
// Powered by libvterm http://www.leonerd.org.uk/code/libvterm
//
// libvterm is a pure C99 terminal emulation library with abstract input and
// display. This means that the library needs to read data from the master fd
// and feed VTerm instances, which will invoke user callbacks with screen
// update instructions that must be mirrored to the real display.
//
// Keys are sent to VTerm instances by calling
// vterm_keyboard_key/vterm_keyboard_unichar, which generates byte streams that
// must be fed back to the master fd.
//
// Nvim buffers are used as the display mechanism for both the visible screen
// and the scrollback buffer.
//
// When a line becomes invisible due to a decrease in screen height or because
// a line was pushed up during normal terminal output, we store the line
// information in the scrollback buffer, which is mirrored in the nvim buffer
// by appending lines just above the visible part of the buffer.
//
// When the screen height increases, libvterm will ask for a row in the
// scrollback buffer, which is mirrored in the nvim buffer displaying lines
// that were previously invisible.
//
// The vterm->nvim synchronization is performed in intervals of 10 milliseconds,
// to minimize screen updates when receiving large bursts of data.
//
// This module is decoupled from the processes that normally f
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