fix: preserve wrapped input display in colored prompts - #536
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Fixes #535.
Summary
Readline otherwise includes the raw ANSI bytes when calculating the visible prompt width. Once input wraps, that incorrect width causes cursor redraws to overwrite the previous visual line even though the underlying input remains intact.
Testing
python -m compileall -q s01_agent_loop ... s12_cron_schedulergit diff --checknpx tsc --noEmitnpm run buildpython -m pytest tests -q: 222 passed; the unrelatedtest_s16_scenario_matches_the_deterministic_runtimeprogress-order assertion failed in this environment. This change does not touch the s16 runtime or scenario.AI assistance
I used an AI coding assistant to help diagnose the Readline cursor-width issue, apply the repetitive chapter updates, run checks, and prepare this issue and PR. The rendering problem was encountered directly while working through the course, and the resulting diff was kept focused on that problem.