Add ⌘K Clear to Start for the integrated terminal - #2187
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When the terminal is focused, ⌘K clears the screen and scrollback, like Terminal.app. There's a setting to turn it off; it stays on by default.
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Description
Implements ⌘K in the integrated terminal so it clears the screen and the scrollback, the same way Terminal.app and VS Code do it.
I hooked this up on the terminal view itself: when it has focus and the option is on, ⌘K runs a clear that only touches the emulator buffer (nothing goes to the shell). There’s a new toggle in Terminal Settings — Clear to Start with ⌘K — and it’s on by default, which matches what #891 asked for.
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No layout changes besides the new settings toggle.
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clearToStart()wipes viewport + scrollback