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* print-input: document command printing in output adapters document new command print behavior document new command event document new print command option test svelte command output test dom command output test new command output test listener for new event test for new event type test for new option update svelte adapter to implement the command method update dom adapter to implement the command method add plumbing to emit command events add command output type to output adapter contract add option to print input value to output
* preserve-user-input: fix clearing after second down press test input restore save a history draft that is restored when returning to a unsent command
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Adds an option to print the displayed prompt + raw input to the output when a command executes and to emit an event for that printed command.
Also preserves user input when cycling through command history.