Adding prompt_toolkit to DEFAULT_IGNORE_LIST
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This solves for issue spulec#450 as well as SO question https://stackoverflow.com/questions/71584885/ipdb-stops-showing-prompt-text-after-carriage-return
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Much like in PR spulec#481, when adding a library to the DEFAULT_IGNORE_LIST, the config test should be adapted to expect that library to be ignored as well.
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Ignoring this library will allow IPython and ipdb's prompts to behave normally even when time is frozen.
This solves for issue #450 as well as this SO question.
In the meantime, this problem can also be solved by adding the following configuration: