Under the hood
Switching the terminal's alternate screen mode now also writes a native cursor escape sequence
What
When Claude Code switches the terminal into and out of its alternate screen mode (a separate screen buffer full-screen apps use), it now also sends an optional nativeCursorSeq escape sequence, both when entering alt-screen mode and, if extended keys are being reasserted, when exiting it.
Why
This helps ensure the terminal's cursor is left in the correct state when Claude Code's full-screen display is shown or hidden.
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The finding does not say what visible cursor problem this fixes or which terminals are affected.