Drop support for the Windows console host.

Closes #102.

Directory.Build.props

@@ -20,11 +20,11 @@
         <PackRelease>false</PackRelease>
         <PackageDescription>$(Description)
 
-With the Windows console host now supporting virtual terminal sequences, it
-makes little sense for console interaction to still be centered around the old
-Windows console host and the many limitations it had. $(Product) provides an API
-centered around a VT100 terminal with some extensions from later models and
-modern terminal emulators. It works on all desktop platforms that .NET supports.</PackageDescription>
+With Windows Terminal having replaced the old Windows console host, it makes
+little sense for console interaction to still be centered around the old console
+host and the many limitations it had. $(Product) provides an API centered around
+a VT100 terminal with some extensions from later models and modern terminal
+emulators. It works on all desktop platforms that .NET supports.</PackageDescription>
         <PackageLicenseExpression>0BSD</PackageLicenseExpression>
         <PackageProjectUrl>https://docs.vezel.dev/cathode</PackageProjectUrl>
         <PolySharpIncludeRuntimeSupportedAttributes>true</PolySharpIncludeRuntimeSupportedAttributes>

PACKAGE.md

@@ -3,12 +3,12 @@
 **Cathode** is a toolkit for writing terminal-based applications. It is
 effectively a complete replacement for the .NET console APIs.
 
-With the Windows console host now supporting virtual terminal sequences, it
-makes little sense for console interaction to still be centered around the old
-Windows console host and the many limitations it had. **Cathode** provides an
-API centered around a [VT100 terminal](https://vt100.net) with some extensions
-from later models and modern terminal emulators. It works on all desktop
-platforms that .NET supports.
+With Windows Terminal having replaced the old Windows console host, it makes
+little sense for console interaction to still be centered around the old console
+host and the many limitations it had. **Cathode** provides an API centered
+around a [VT100 terminal](https://vt100.net) with some extensions from later
+models and modern terminal emulators. It works on all desktop platforms that
+.NET supports.
 
 This project offers the following packages:
 

README.md

@@ -27,18 +27,17 @@
 **Cathode** is a toolkit for writing terminal-based applications. It is
 effectively a complete replacement for the .NET console APIs.
 
-With the Windows console host now supporting virtual terminal sequences, it
-makes little sense for console interaction to still be centered around the old
-Windows console host and the many limitations it had. **Cathode** provides an
-API centered around a [VT100 terminal](https://vt100.net) with some extensions
-from later models and modern terminal emulators. It works on all desktop
-platforms that .NET supports.
+With Windows Terminal having replaced the old Windows console host, it makes
+little sense for console interaction to still be centered around the old console
+host and the many limitations it had. **Cathode** provides an API centered
+around a [VT100 terminal](https://vt100.net) with some extensions from later
+models and modern terminal emulators. It works on all desktop platforms that
+.NET supports.
 
 Please note that, since **Cathode** replaces a very fundamental component of the
-framework, the use of certain framework APIs becomes problematic. As an example,
-intermixing **Cathode** and `System.Console` usage *will* break. Referencing
-**Cathode** (or a package that uses it) will pull in a Roslyn analyzer that
-diagnoses problematic APIs and suggests working replacements.
+framework, the use of certain framework APIs (e.g. `System.Console`) becomes
+problematic. An analyzer will automatically diagnose usage of such APIs and
+suggest working replacements.
 
 ## Usage
 

doc/index.md

@@ -3,12 +3,17 @@
 **Cathode** is a toolkit for writing terminal-based applications. It is
 effectively a complete replacement for the .NET console APIs.
 
-With the Windows console host now supporting virtual terminal sequences, it
-makes little sense for console interaction to still be centered around the old
-Windows console host and the many limitations it had. **Cathode** provides an
-API centered around a [VT100 terminal](https://vt100.net) with some extensions
-from later models and modern terminal emulators. It works on all desktop
-platforms that .NET supports.
+With Windows Terminal having replaced the old Windows console host, it makes
+little sense for console interaction to still be centered around the old console
+host and the many limitations it had. **Cathode** provides an API centered
+around a [VT100 terminal](https://vt100.net) with some extensions from later
+models and modern terminal emulators. It works on all desktop platforms that
+.NET supports.
+
+Please note that, since **Cathode** replaces a very fundamental component of the
+framework, the use of certain framework APIs (e.g. `System.Console`) becomes
+problematic. An analyzer will automatically diagnose usage of such APIs and
+suggest working replacements.
 
 ## Terminals
 
@@ -28,7 +33,6 @@ platforms that .NET supports.
 * [Terminal.app](https://support.apple.com/guide/terminal/welcome/mac)
 * [Terminology](https://terminolo.gy)
 * [WezTerm](https://wezfurlong.org/wezterm)
-* [Windows Console](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/console)
 * [Windows Terminal](https://aka.ms/terminal)
 * [xterm](https://invisible-island.net/xterm)