The cut/yank buffer and two other input state pieces are now created per session.
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The emacs-style cut/yank buffer used by the input box is now created per session and passed into the terminal UI root, instead of being one buffer shared at module level. A scroll-chrome context and an input-selection bridge got the same treatment.
- All three hooks now throw if used outside their provider rather than silently falling back to a module default.
useKillRing cannot be called outside of a <KillRingProvider /> (mounted around every Ink root by src/ink.ts)
Strings lifted out of the shipped bundle, so the claim above can be checked against them.