Add mouse event handling to classic terminal and avoid threads #475
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Using `ReadConsoleInput` the mouse inputs work for conhost.exe as well. Stopping the threads when calling out per `Kernel.system` is a problem, since they continue to run and eat the input characters of sub-processes. This can be avoided by not using threads in favour of a single main_loop.
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Using
ReadConsoleInputthe mouse inputs work for conhost.exe as well.Stopping the threads when calling out per
Kernel.systemis a problem, since they continue to run and eat the input characters of sub-processes. This can be avoided by not using threads in favour of a single main_loop.