## Summary
Closes#108
This PR fixes two issues related to terminal interaction and rendering:
- Make Right Arrow ghost acceptance configurable instead of hard-coded.
- Correct overlay positioning when the shell prompt wraps across
terminal lines.
## Changes
### Right Arrow configuration
- Add a new `navigate-right` keybinding to the configuration.
- Add `navigate-right = "right"` to the default configuration to
preserve existing behavior.
- Update the wrapper to use the configured binding instead of a
hard-coded Right Arrow check.
- Forward the Right Arrow escape sequence to the PTY when
`navigate-right` is unset, allowing the shell or terminal to handle it
normally.
### Overlay positioning
- Compute the cursor's current column from the total visual width
instead of using the accumulated width directly.
- Correctly handle wrapped prompts by calculating the cursor column
modulo the terminal width.
- Clamp the overlay position so it never extends beyond the terminal
width.
- Extend debug logging with the computed cursor position to aid
troubleshooting.
## Why
Right Arrow ghost acceptance was previously implemented as a hard-coded
behavior, making it impossible to disable or remap through
configuration. This change makes it consistent with the existing
configurable keybindings while preserving the default behavior.
Overlay positioning assumed that the prompt length represented the
cursor's current column. When the prompt wrapped onto a new terminal
line, this assumption caused the suggestion overlay to be positioned
incorrectly. Computing the cursor column from the wrapped position
ensures the overlay is aligned with the actual cursor.
## Testing
- [x] Default configuration retains Right Arrow ghost acceptance.
- [x] Setting `navigate-right = ""` forwards Right Arrow to the shell.
- [x] Existing keybindings continue to function as before.
- [x] Overlay is correctly positioned for both short and wrapped
prompts.
- [x] Overlay remains within terminal bounds.
Ashvin Singh
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