Ethan Atkins 09599e4863 Add WindowsInputStream
Reading directly from System.in in windows when in raw mode does not
report special key events like arrows. Previously these keys had worked
because we had been using jline.Terminal.wrapInputIfNeed(System.in).
That jline 2 api unfortunately translated some windows control
characters to the wrong ansi escape sequences which made some keys, like
home and end, not work. This commit introduces a new class
WindowsInputStream that has similar functionality to the
wrapInputIfNeedeed jline api. I initially copied the implementation from
jline.WindowsTerminal and then I copied the escape sequence handling
from AbstractWindowsTerminal in jline3. With this input stream, all of
the keys work as expected on my windows vm and canonical input works as
well.
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