Enable linefeed mode so newline moves cursor to column 0#70
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This PR fixes a terminal display issue where newline characters (\n) don't properly return the cursor to column 0, causing text to display in a staggered pattern. The fix enables linefeed mode when creating new terminal instances in the WASM API.
Key Changes:
- Enable linefeed mode by setting
wrapper.terminal.modes.set(.linefeed, true)after terminal initialization
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Without linefeed mode enabled, \n only moves the cursor down without returning to column 0. This causes text to display in a staggered pattern instead of properly aligned at the left margin. This fix sets the linefeed terminal mode to true when creating a new terminal instance, making \n behave as expected (LF + CR).
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Summary
\nproperly moves cursor to column 0Problem
Without linefeed mode enabled,
\nonly moves the cursor down without returning to column 0. This causes text to display in a staggered pattern:Solution
Set
wrapper.terminal.modes.set(.linefeed, true)after terminal creation in the WASM API. This makes\nbehave as expected (LF + CR), properly returning the cursor to column 0: