Previous fix in 9dbf1ec6 handled Ctrl+C inside textInput but the APP-level useInputHandlers fires the same keypress in a separate React hook and ran clearIn() regardless. Net effect: the OSC 52 copy succeeded but the input wiped right after, so Brooklyn only noticed the wipe. Lift the selection-aware Ctrl+C to a single place by threading input selection state through a new nanostore (src/app/inputSelectionStore.ts). textInput syncs its derived `selected` range + a clear() callback to the store on every selection change, and the app-level Ctrl+C handler reads the store before its clear/interrupt/die chain: - terminal-level selection (scrollback) → copy, existing behavior - in-input selection present → copy + clear selection, preserve input - input has text, no selection → clearIn(), existing behavior - empty + busy → interrupt turn - empty + idle → die textInput no longer has its own Ctrl+C block; keypress falls through to app-level like it did before 9dbf1ec6. |
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