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This adds support for parsing Kitty Graphics Protocol responses. This is useful for applications that want to use the Kitty terminal's graphics protocol to render images and other graphics. When using the protocol, the terminal responds on querying and/or transmitting images. This parses these responses and emits events for them.
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This adds support for parsing Kitty Graphics Protocol responses. This is useful for applications that want to use the Kitty terminal's graphics protocol to render images and other graphics.
When using the protocol, the terminal responds on querying and/or transmitting images. This parses these responses and emits events for them.