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catch.
IntelliJ's "replace structurally" command was surprisingly useful.
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...so that it can be used by the main code base.
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...by only starting the new line, if needed and not already if the last
usable character of the line is written.
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In this way, it can be used for other tests as well. While there, also
unify the two almost identical private LoggingTerminalWriter classes.
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In order to update Bazel's progress bar, the old one has to be removed
first; this requires knowledge about the number of lines it currently
uses. For small terminals, this requires us to take line breaks into
account. While this normally works well, there are situations where our
believe about the terminal width is smaller that the actual width of the
terminal, causing the deletion of too many lines. This wrapper class provides
a solution for this case by explicitly breaking lines at the given width.
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lberki
Klaus Aehlig