Previously, terminal (console) support on Windows required opting in at
compile time. Now, the runtime behavior is largely the same regardless
of how ares is compiled.
- ares will attach to the terminal of the parent process (if present) by
default and redirect any unset stdio streams.
- If the --terminal argument is provided, ares will always create a new
terminal window and stdio will be redirected to it.
- Otherwise, if stdio handles were already valid on launch they will be
left alone (to support redirection to/from files).
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