On MacOS, `crossterm::cursor::position()` freezes the program when stdin is piped

Describe the bug When using crossterm::cursor::position() when stdin comes from another program (piped input), the program freezes and doesn't respond to any other event. When it occurs, it's impossible to quit the program by pressing Ctrl+C. The shell launching the program also get some trouble (nushell blocks, zsh get its size wrong).

The issue is not reproductible on Linux. I haven't tried on Windows yet.

To Reproduce

Minimal code :

fn main() {
let current_line_pos = crossterm::cursor::position().unwrap().1;
}

run the code with piped input : on zsh
```
cargo r <<< test
```
on nushell
```
"test" | cargo r
```

Expected behavior Not to freeze 😄

OS MacOS Ventura 15.5.2

Terminal/Console Tried on iTerm2 and vscode integrated console. Launched with nushell and zsh.

crossterm-rs / crossterm

On MacOS, `crossterm::cursor::position()` freezes the program when stdin is piped #828