fix(image): apply tmux extended-keys workaround for always too - #2864
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`tmux show -g extended-keys` returns `on`, `off`, or `always`. The existing workaround for terminal-response leaks only triggered when the value was `on`, so users with `set -s extended-keys always` still saw the `\033[>q` XTVERSION reply leak into the active window as literal text (e.g. `tty(0.46.2)`), often also tripping bracketed paste. Match `always` in addition to `on` so the workaround engages for both. Refs: folke#2332
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tmux show -g extended-keysreturnson,off, oralways. The existing workaround for terminal-response leaks only triggered when the value wason, so users withset -s extended-keys alwaysstill saw the\033[>qXTVERSION reply leak into the active window as literal text (e.g.tty(0.46.2)), often also tripping bracketed paste.Match
alwaysin addition toonso the workaround engages for both.Related Issue(s)
Refs: #2332
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N/A — terminal escape leak, no visual change.