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Progress towards #689
UI comm now accessible via
Console::ui_comm(). It returns an optional reference to a UI comm view with methods to send UI comm events or requests. If the option isNone, the UI comm is not connected. If it'sSome().The
Console::try_ui_comm()variant returns aResultand is nice for easy propagation of errors when the UI comm is expected.Since the UI comm is frontend-initiated, added
CommOpenplumbing. You were right to call out the complicated-looking factory handler, it was not necessary (and I can't think of a reason for it to be necessary with other comms).The continuation prompt field has been removed from
PromptInfo. We now refresh the prompt from thehandle_environment()comm method, and fetchgetOption("continue")from there.Fixes the busy/idle race condition, and makes the tests both simpler, more robust, and more exhaustive.