v1.2.2

readline v1.2.2

Added

• skip-csi-sequence command (GNU readline). Terminals encode special keys
  (Home, End, Page-Up/Down, function keys, modified arrows) as CSI sequences —
  ESC [ followed by parameter bytes and a final byte. A key with no explicit
  binding would otherwise have its trailing bytes (15~, Z, 1;5D, …)
  inserted into the line as stray characters. Bound to \e[, this command
  drains the rest of such a sequence so unrecognized keys do nothing; longer,
  explicitly bound sequences such as the arrow keys still take precedence.

  Left unbound by default (as in GNU readline). Enable it from your inputrc:

  "\e[": skip-csi-sequence
  

  Completes the last outstanding command from #5. No public API change and no
  change to default behavior.

Full changelog: v1.2.1...v1.2.2