Pretend to be xterm if Windows console supports ansi #88
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Windows people seem to be fine with this:
microsoft/WSL#1446
I still think a precise terminfo file with the list of
supported sequences documented in the below link would be ideal:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/console/console-virtual-terminal-sequences
But I didn't find such a file. And I don't know how to generate
one easily.
A copy of xterm-256color terminfo file is included at compile-time.I copied it from ncurses 6.1.
With this commit, term should be on par with ansi_term for Windows 10users.
Edited to fallback to a basic ANSI terminal.