* Change IConsoleOutput.Write(string) overload parameter to ReadOnlySpan<char>
Allows the caller more flexibility about choosing a buffer per use case.
* NetOutput: Write StringBuilder directly to the std out text stream
* Add EscSeqUtils.CSI_WriteCursorPosition
Writes cursor position sequence to text writer without string allocation.
* NetOutput: Skip cursor position escape sequence string allocation
* Replace CSI_(Enable|Disable)MouseEvents static properties with readonly fields
Changed for the sake of consistency with rest of the EscSegutils fields rather than performance. Also prevents bugs from accidentally setting the properties.
* Use EscSeqUtils.CSI_Append(Foreground|Background)ColorRGB in v2 drivers
* WindowsOutput SetCursorVisibility: Remove intermediate string builder
* WindowsOutput.WriteToConsole: Use rented array as intermediate write buffer
The large intermediate string builder remains a challenge. :)
* NetOutput: Console.Out for the sake of consistency
Also might have missed one of the Console.Out.Write(StringBuilder) calls...
* Avoid Rune.ToString() in NetOutput.Write(IOutputBuffer)
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Co-authored-by: Tig <tig@users.noreply.github.com>
* Skip WindowsConsole StringBuilder append ANSI escape sequence intermediate string allocations
Appending InterpolatedStringHandler directly to StringBuilder skips the formatting related intermediate string allocation. This should also be usable in other console implementation but currently I have no WSL etc. setup to actually verify correct functionality.
* Add CSI_Set* and CSI_Append* comparison benchmark
* Clean up CSI_SetVsAppend benchmark
* Change benchmark names to match the method group
