ansi: kitty graphics: implement basic protocol features #322
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This adds support for writing images in the Kitty Graphics protocol. The protocol is used to transmit images over the terminal using escape sequences. The protocol supports 24-bit RGB, 32-bit RGBA, and PNG formats. Images can be compressed using zlib and transmitted in chunks.
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This adds support for writing images in the Kitty Graphics protocol. The
protocol is used to transmit images over the terminal using escape
sequences. The protocol supports 24-bit RGB, 32-bit RGBA, and PNG
formats. Images can be compressed using zlib and transmitted in chunks.
This also adds the building blocks to support the Kitty Graphics Unicode image placeholders feature to put images in specified locations based on special Unicode characters.
Added tests in #326