display cursor in correct position when using -rotate and moving cursor on host
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I couldn't find any directions about contributions to this project, let me know if there is something I should do before contributing or if there is any extra information I should provide - I'm happy to do so!
This fixes #152
It was as simple as this - the cursor position was not being rotated.
I've tested all rotations -
x, y, xy, 90, 270, 90y, 90xon x11 and they draw the cursor properly after the changes.Sadly, I do not have access to a mac PC to test this on - help would be appreciated with that.
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