fix(cli-repl): improve explicit display of special characters in output MONGOSH-1910 #2330
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MONGOSH-1910 Escape control characters in output strings if there's a reasonable chance that their are (partially) coming from the server side, instead of printing them directly. We keep printing them directly when it's reasonably possible that they are being used intentionally for output control, e.g. when coming from `print()` or `console.log()` statements.
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Escape control characters in output strings if there's a reasonable chance that their are (partially) coming from the server side, instead of printing them directly. We keep printing them directly when it's reasonably possible that they are being used intentionally for output control, e.g. when coming from
print()orconsole.log()statements.