Support bracketed paste events #74
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Recognize bracketed paste events, and set a flag on Gui if a paste is active. Application code can use this to handle carriage returns or tabs differently when they come from a paste operation.
When pasting, Ghostty seems to convert all \n to \r for some reason. Convert them back to \n so that we can handle them normally. I have to admit that I'm confused as to why this is necessary. From what I understand from Ghostty's source code (e.g. ghostty-org/ghostty@010338354a0) it does this conversion only for non-bracketed paste mode, but I'm seeing it in bracketed paste mode, and it is only there that we convert it back.
My assumption is that pressing command-V on a non-editable view is always a mistake; it would execute arbitrary commands depending on what's in the clipboard, so prevent it.
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Reviewed as part of jesseduffield/lazygit#4234.