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   https://gitlab.synchro.net/main/sbbs/-/commit/c26a0702f2b8ad9d09   
   29ffba75be6da8c65dabc#note_8210   
      
   There probably is a way to auto-detect if the terminal can render those   
   characters using ANSI cursor position request. If you send the character to   
   the terminal while the cursor is in say x/y of 1,1 and then request the cursor   
   position and the response says the cursor is still in 1,1, then you can assume   
   the terminal can't/won't render that code value. Synchronet doesn't do any of   
   this kind of autodetection today and we really just try to stay clear of   
   sending characters that we aren't totally confident will be universally   
   rendered (e.g. commit 6e9684ff2).   
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