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Due to virtual key codes on Windows, simple chords like Ctrl+] are not
recognized as such. Instead, the ConsoleKey is Oem6, and the KeyChar is
an control code.
CHAR_INFO has 4 bits for ConsoleColor. On Linux, ConsoleColor is sometimes -1 (unknown),
which is a 17th possible value for ConsoleColor, which can't be represented in CHAR_INFO.
To fix this, I've introduced a bigger type that gets converted to CHAR_INFO when necessary.
A similar change was made to the Source Depot fork of PSReadLine, and
the behavior is depended on in the ConsoleHost. The host always attempts
to load PSReadLine, because a future version of PSReadLine will support
redirected input/output, and until then, PSReadLine must throw so that
the host correctly falls back to Console.ReadLine().
This compares the keys by a combination of their ConsoleKey and
Modifiers fields. We cannot compare the KeyChar field as it is
platform (and TTY configuration) dependent.