Prevent extra indenting when outputing

[olivertzeng]

Describe the bug

Codeblocks adds an extra indenting that makes copying code hard(especially python where indenting is strict), sometimes line-wrapping makes longer comments show a second line, making the code not working
for example

print("Hello World") # A very very very very very very very very very very very very very very long comment

becomes

print("Hello World") # A very very very very very very very very very very very very
very very long comment

Making the very very long comment seen as a separate line when copying the code

Setup

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• Arch Linux
• zsh
• konsole

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To Reproduce

Steps to reproduce the behavior:
https://asciinema.org/a/712145

Expected behavior

Prevent line-wrapping when outputing code

Screenshots

asciinema

[olivertzeng]

yeah even when it's normal text, outputing extra spaces makes this troublesome

[meowgorithm]

Hey, Oliver! You know, if you want a workaround for this immediately you can pipe or redirect the output; that will strip the formatting.

mods "write me a sonnet about marmalade" | less
mods "write me an elegy about coffee" > elegy.txt

less will flush input line-by-line, so you more or less get the streaming effect as well.

Aside, I'm going to convert this into a discussion (for further discussion). If we decide solving for this is something we need to do we'll convert it back to an issue.

[olivertzeng]

thanks! I'm pretty unused to discussions! what's the benefit from using discussions over issues? also, i constantly use the piping method but the downside of this is that you cannot tell it to comment or know if the ai comments on something between the code and normal text