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Fix Console.KeyAvailable to wait only for a single character #6619
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After my previous round of console fixes, KeyAvailable is now not putting the terminal in non-blocking mode, and as a result is waiting for an enter or EOL to be pressed.
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Fix Console.KeyAvailable to wait only for a single character
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Fix Console.KeyAvailable to wait only for a single character Commit migrated from dotnet/corefx@a72124e
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After my previous round of console fixes, KeyAvailable is now not putting the terminal in non-blocking mode, and as a result is waiting for an enter or EOL to be pressed before it'll return true.
cc: @pallavit, @andschwa