Improve line break handling when using ANSI escapes #4
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I understand not using strip-ansi and string-width like ora to keep the package size small, but stripVTControlCharacters has been in Node.js since version 16 and it seems to work just as well.
Possibly a similar PR would be good for ora to replace those dependencies, but I'm unsure if strip-ansi and string-width have some advantage over stripVTControlCharacters. Regardless, stripVTControlCharacters does seem like a clear win over nothing!