Switching to yakh for stdin handling

[petereon]

Third attempt to get a satisfactory sys.stdin handling with the features I am hoping for while trying my absolute best to cause as little mess as I thinkably can.

[petereon]

Should resolve #37 and #38

[petereon]

TODO: manual testing on Windows and Linux

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Merging #40 (15bbb21) into master (82ddf6c) will decrease coverage by 0.23%. The diff coverage is 100.00%.

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[Cube707]

just FYI, the sourcecode of this new package is functional identical to readchar, it even uses the same stackoverflow and gist post as reference XD

[Cube707]

the use of the regex to check for escape-sequences is a fancy idea though

[petereon]

Yeah, it's fairly similar, I am not saying I haven't peeked into readchar several times, standing on the shoulders of giants so to say. But maan was it painful to get it to work with both ESC key and COPY-PASTING - with blocking stdin read it was either-or scenario. Nevertheless, I decided to go with non-blocking and handling nasty cases myself, having to abandon all the dignity in form of performance considerations and software design. But it is what it is :laughing: