Support for gnu screen #47
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This is a PR to support GNU Screen
How it works is when you are within a screen session the
STYenvironment variable is set and is detected by theplugin when the
togglecursor_enable_gnu_screen_escapingis set.If you exit screen,
STYwill not be set anymore and and the plugin will use the normal escape sequences.I decided to not automatically detect if GNU Screen is set if for some reason it breaks compatibility for someone, although
I do not think it does since
STYis supposed to be a GNU Screen only environment variable.