Use older save/restore cursor codes #23
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`\E7` and `\E8` are older, more widely-supported codes for saving and restoring the cursor position than `\E[s` and `\E[u`. In lieu of using ncurses or some other library to get the current terminal's escape codes, use the older codes for the time being.
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\E7and\E8are older, more widely-supported codes for saving andrestoring the cursor position than
\E[sand\E[u. In lieu of usingncurses or some other library to get the current terminal's escape
codes, use the older codes for the time being.
Related to #22.