fix(tui): restore wheel scroll on macOS in tuiapp_v2#361
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PR lsdefine#360 disabled Textual mouse support on darwin (run(mouse=False)) to keep terminal-native selection working. Side effect: ?1006 SGR mouse was never enabled, while macOS Terminal.app / iTerm2 default ?1007 (alternate scroll mode) translated wheel events into Up/Down keys — which then triggered the newly added input-history navigation. Re-enable mouse globally and explicitly disable ?1007 on mount so wheel events flow through the SGR channel without spawning duplicate arrow keys. Keyboard Up/Down history navigation is unaffected. The ?1007 disable is a no-op on Linux / Windows Terminal where it defaults off.
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PR lsdefine#360 disabled Textual mouse support on darwin (run(mouse=False)) to keep terminal-native selection working. Side effect: ?1006 SGR mouse was never enabled, while macOS Terminal.app / iTerm2 default ?1007 (alternate scroll mode) translated wheel events into Up/Down keys — which then triggered the newly added input-history navigation. Re-enable mouse globally and explicitly disable ?1007 on mount so wheel events flow through the SGR channel without spawning duplicate arrow keys. Keyboard Up/Down history navigation is unaffected. The ?1007 disable is a no-op on Linux / Windows Terminal where it defaults off.
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PR #360 disabled Textual mouse support on darwin (run(mouse=False)) to keep terminal-native selection working. Side effect: ?1006 SGR mouse was never enabled, while macOS Terminal.app / iTerm2 default ?1007 (alternate scroll mode) translated wheel events into Up/Down keys — which then triggered the newly added input-history navigation. Re-enable mouse globally and explicitly disable ?1007 on mount so wheel events flow through the SGR channel without spawning duplicate arrow keys. Keyboard Up/Down history navigation is unaffected. The ?1007 disable is a no-op on Linux / Windows Terminal where it defaults off.
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PR #360 disabled Textual mouse support on darwin (run(mouse=False)) to keep terminal-native selection working. Side effect: ?1006 SGR mouse was never enabled, while macOS Terminal.app / iTerm2 default "?1007" (alternate scroll mode) translated wheel events into Up/Down keys — which then triggered the newly added input-history navigation.
Re-enable mouse globally and explicitly disable "?1007" on mount so wheel events flow through the SGR channel without spawning duplicate arrow keys. Keyboard Up/Down history navigation is unaffected. The "?1007" disable is a no-op on Linux / Windows Terminal where it defaults off.