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Input edge events, drag-selection in inputs, copy and raw terminal writes - #3
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…ites A wrapping input fires :on-up-edge / :on-down-edge when Up or Down would leave its rows, so a prompt can walk its history; without a handler the old behaviour stands. A value set from outside puts the cursor at its end. A press in an input no longer claims the mouse, so FTXUI's app-level drag-selection can start there. Wrapped text reports a selection as its content (soft wraps joined, newlines kept) and draws the highlight itself. run takes :on-select, called when a drag is released, and copy! puts text on the clipboard with OSC 52. write-raw! posts an escape sequence to the loop so it lands between frames from any thread.
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Up/Down past a wrapping input's rows fire :on-up-edge / :on-down-edge (for a prompt's history); a value set from outside leaves the cursor at its end. A press in an input no longer claims the mouse, so app-level drag-selection works there, and wrapped text copies as its content rather than one line per row. run gets :on-select, plus copy! (OSC 52) and write-raw!, which posts a raw write to the loop.