Fix console_test to make pass after IRB's behavior change

[tompng]

Motivation / Background

In IRB's pull request ruby/irb#907, IRB's behavior with ENV['TERM']=dumb will change.
After the change, some test in railties/test/application/console_test.rb will fail like this.

Failure:
FullStackConsoleTest#test_console_respects_user_defined_prompt_mode [test/application/console_test.rb:124]:
">> 123" expected, but got:


=> 123
>> .
Expected "\r\n=> 123\r\n>> " to include ">> 123".

This pull request makes console_test pass.

Detail

write_prompt "123", "prompt> 123" will execute

@primary.puts("123")
assert_output("123", @primary)
assert_output("prompt> 123", @primary)
assert_output("> ", @primary)

Output from IRB will change like this

prompt> prompt> 1prompt> 12prompt> 123 (Reline <= 0.5.2) prompt> 112123 (Reline >= 0.5.3)
prompt> 123 (Reline Prints prompt and whole input again)
123 (IRB's --verbose option prints this)
=> 123
prompt> (Reline prints next prompt)

↓

prompt> 123 (IRB prints "promt> ", PTY echos "123")
123 (IRB's --verbose option prints this)
=> 123
prompt> (IRB prints next prompt)

This pull request changes it to
write_prompt "123", prompt: "prompt> " which will execute below, and correctly matches in both cases.

@primary.puts("123")
assert_output("123", @primary)
assert_output("prompt> ", @primary)

Additional information

Adding -- --nomultiline --nosingleline will emulate IRB's behavior change

--- a/railties/test/application/console_test.rb
+++ b/railties/test/application/console_test.rb
@@ -128,7 +128,7 @@ def write_prompt(command, expected_output = nil, prompt: "> ")
   def spawn_console(options, wait_for_prompt: true, env: {})
     pid = Process.spawn(
       { "TERM" => "dumb" }.merge(env),
-      "#{app_path}/bin/rails console #{options}",
+      "#{app_path}/bin/rails console #{options} #{'--' unless options.include?(' -- ')} --nomultiline --nosingleline",
       in: @replica, out: @replica, err: @replica
     )

TERM=dumb is used in emacs shell. IRB/Reline used to print many redundant test and make it unusable.

% TERM=dumb irb
irb(main):001> 123
irb(main):001> 1irb(main):001> 12irb(main):001> 123=> 123
irb(main):002> 

The old test was matching to this redundant output part.

[yahonda]

Let's revisit this pull request once the newer version if irb that includes ruby/irb#907

[st0012]

@yahonda I've released IRB 1.13.1, which includes ruby/irb#907.

[yahonda]

Thanks.