Expose mouse input dispatch and tracking mode - #253
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Surface libvterm's mouse support through the terminal API: - Add dispatchMouseMove(row, col) and dispatchMouseButton(button, pressed) to TerminalEmulator, bridged through TerminalNative to vterm_mouse_move/vterm_mouse_button. Coordinates are 0-based cell indices (libvterm adds the wire offset itself); buttons 1-3 are left/middle/right and 4/5 are wheel up/down. - Expose the host-requested mode as mouseTracking: StateFlow<MouseTracking>, driven by VTERM_PROP_MOUSE, so a UI can tell when the host wants the mouse and otherwise leave gestures to the local UI. libvterm encodes the reports for the active mode and protocol and emits them through the existing keyboard-input callback, so no new output path is needed.
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Surface libvterm's mouse support through the terminal API:
libvterm encodes the reports for the active mode and protocol and emits them through the existing keyboard-input callback, so no new output path is needed.