Indicate the multiline input with \n> - #72
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This feels more natural because multiline prompts usually start at the beginning of the terminal somehow. In a long question, the answer could start too far in the right side, and next lines too. Of course, it can be overriden with the `instruction` parameter of the `text` prompt, so I'm just supplying a saner default.
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simple but great improvement to the UX, love it 🚀
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This feels more natural because multiline prompts usually start at the beginning of the terminal somehow. In a long question, the answer could start too far in the right side, and next lines too.
Of course, it can be overriden with the
instructionparameter of thetextprompt, so I'm just supplying a saner default.