arf-console 0.4.4

//! Interactive feature PTY integration tests for arf.
//!
//! These tests cover readline, askpass, shell mode, system command, help browser,
//! history schema pager (display, copy, mouse scroll), and history browser
//! (persistence, navigation, WAL corruption regression).
//!
//! All tests are Unix-only because crossterm's `cursor::position()` uses WinAPI
//! on Windows, which doesn't work correctly inside ConPTY.

mod common;

#[cfg(unix)]
use common::{Terminal, has_askpass};

/// Test R's readline() function in interactive mode.
///
/// This tests that R's readline() can prompt for input and receive it.
/// The readline() function displays a prompt and waits for user input.
///
/// Port of: radian/tests/test_readline.py::test_readline
#[test]
#[cfg(unix)]
fn test_pty_readline() {
    let mut terminal =
        Terminal::spawn_with_args(&["--no-auto-match"]).expect("Failed to spawn arf");

    terminal.wait_for_prompt().expect("Should show prompt");

    // Execute cat() followed by readline() - this should show "hello" then the readline prompt
    terminal
        .send_line("cat('hello'); readline('input> ')")
        .expect("Should send readline command");

    // Should see "hello" output
    terminal.expect("hello").expect("Should see cat output");

    // Should see the readline prompt
    terminal
        .expect("input> ")
        .expect("Should see readline prompt");

    // Provide input to readline
    terminal
        .send_line("user_answer")
        .expect("Should send readline input");

    // The readline result should be returned
    terminal
        .expect(r#""user_answer""#)
        .expect("readline should return the input");

    terminal.quit().expect("Should quit cleanly");
}

/// Test that askpass password input is NOT echoed in plaintext.
///
/// The custom askpass handler reads directly from `/dev/tty` with echo
/// disabled, bypassing reedline which would otherwise echo the password.
///
/// Port of: radian/tests/test_readline.py::test_askpass
#[test]
#[cfg(unix)]
fn test_pty_askpass() {
    if !has_askpass() {
        eprintln!("Skipping test_pty_askpass: askpass package not installed");
        return;
    }

    let mut terminal =
        Terminal::spawn_with_args(&["--no-auto-match"]).expect("Failed to spawn arf");

    terminal.wait_for_prompt().expect("Should show prompt");

    terminal
        .send_line("requireNamespace('askpass', quietly = TRUE)")
        .expect("Should check askpass");
    terminal
        .expect("TRUE")
        .expect("askpass package should be available");

    // Use paste0() so the literal prompt "Enter password: " doesn't appear
    // in the command echo, letting expect() match only the real /dev/tty prompt.
    terminal
        .send_line(r#"askpass::askpass(paste0("Enter ", "password: "))"#)
        .expect("Should send askpass command");

    // The prompt appears after TCSAFLUSH, so it signals readiness for input.
    terminal
        .expect("Enter password:")
        .expect("Should see askpass prompt");

    terminal
        .send_line("secret_answer")
        .expect("Should send askpass input");

    terminal
        .expect(r#""secret_answer""#)
        .expect("askpass should return the input");

    // Wait for next prompt to ensure all output is flushed before checking.
    terminal.wait_for_prompt().expect("Should return to prompt");

    // Every occurrence of "secret_answer" should be within quotes (the R
    // return value). Bare occurrences would indicate password echo.
    let output = terminal.get_output().expect("Should get output");
    let bare_occurrences = output.matches("secret_answer").count();
    let quoted_occurrences = output.matches(r#""secret_answer""#).count();
    assert_eq!(
        bare_occurrences, quoted_occurrences,
        "Password was echoed in plaintext.\n\
         bare={bare_occurrences}, quoted={quoted_occurrences}\n\
         output:\n{output}",
    );

    terminal.quit().expect("Should quit cleanly");
}

/// Test shell mode via :shell command.
///
/// This tests entering shell mode with :shell, executing shell commands,
/// and returning to R mode with :r.
#[test]
#[cfg(unix)]
fn test_pty_shell_mode() {
    let mut terminal = Terminal::spawn_with_args(&["--no-auto-match", "--no-completion"])
        .expect("Failed to spawn arf");

    terminal.wait_for_prompt().expect("Should show prompt");

    // Enter shell mode
    terminal.send_line(":shell").expect("Should send :shell");
    terminal
        .expect("Shell mode enabled")
        .expect("Should show shell mode message");

    // Prompt should now show shell format (e.g., "[bash] $ " or "[sh] $ ")
    // Wait for the shell prompt to appear
    terminal
        .expect("] $")
        .expect("Should show shell mode prompt");

    // Execute a shell command
    terminal
        .send_line("echo hello")
        .expect("Should send shell command");
    terminal.expect("hello").expect("Should see shell output");

    // Return to R mode
    terminal.send_line(":r").expect("Should send :r");
    terminal
        .expect("Returned to R mode")
        .expect("Should show R mode message");

    // Verify we're back in R mode by executing R code
    terminal.send_line("42").expect("Should send R expression");
    terminal.expect("[1] 42").expect("Should evaluate R code");

    terminal.quit().expect("Should quit cleanly");
}

/// Test :system command for single shell execution.
///
/// This tests the :system command which executes a single shell command
/// without entering shell mode.
#[test]
#[cfg(unix)]
fn test_pty_system_command() {
    let mut terminal = Terminal::spawn_with_args(&["--no-auto-match", "--no-completion"])
        .expect("Failed to spawn arf");

    terminal.wait_for_prompt().expect("Should show prompt");

    // Execute a single shell command with :system
    terminal
        .send_line(":system echo test_system_output")
        .expect("Should send :system");

    // Wait for the shell output
    terminal
        .expect("test_system_output")
        .expect("Should see system output");

    // Wait for prompt to return
    std::thread::sleep(std::time::Duration::from_millis(500));

    // Verify we're still in R mode by executing R code
    terminal.send_line("100").expect("Should send R expression");
    terminal
        .clear_and_expect("[1] 100")
        .expect("Should evaluate R code");

    terminal.quit().expect("Should quit cleanly");
}

/// Test Ctrl+C exits shell mode.
///
/// This tests that pressing Ctrl+C while in shell mode returns to R mode.
#[test]
#[cfg(unix)]
fn test_pty_shell_mode_ctrl_c_exit() {
    let mut terminal = Terminal::spawn_with_args(&["--no-auto-match", "--no-completion"])
        .expect("Failed to spawn arf");

    terminal.wait_for_prompt().expect("Should show prompt");

    // Enter shell mode
    terminal.send_line(":shell").expect("Should send :shell");
    terminal
        .clear_and_expect("Shell mode enabled")
        .expect("Should show shell mode message");

    // Clear buffer before sending Ctrl+C, then use expect to avoid a race
    // where clear_and_expect's clear discards the already-arrived message.
    terminal.clear_buffer().expect("Should clear buffer");
    terminal.send_interrupt().expect("Should send Ctrl+C");
    terminal
        .expect("Returned to R mode")
        .expect("Should return to R mode");

    // Verify we're back in R mode
    terminal.send_line("200").expect("Should send R expression");
    terminal
        .clear_and_expect("[1] 200")
        .expect("Should evaluate R code");

    terminal.quit().expect("Should quit cleanly");
}

/// Test `;` shortcut enters shell mode when `experimental.shell_semicolon_shortcut` is enabled.
///
/// Pressing `;` at an empty prompt should automatically insert `:shell` and
/// submit it — no Enter required — switching to shell mode immediately.
#[test]
#[cfg(unix)]
fn test_pty_shell_semicolon_shortcut() {
    use std::io::Write;
    use tempfile::NamedTempFile;

    let mut config_file = NamedTempFile::new().expect("Failed to create temp config file");
    writeln!(
        config_file,
        r#"
[experimental]
shell_semicolon_shortcut = true
"#
    )
    .expect("Failed to write config file");

    let mut terminal = Terminal::spawn_with_args(&[
        "--config",
        config_file.path().to_str().unwrap(),
        "--no-auto-match",
        "--no-completion",
    ])
    .expect("Failed to spawn arf");

    terminal.wait_for_prompt().expect("Should show prompt");

    // Press ';' alone — the keybinding inserts ":shell" and submits without Enter
    terminal.send(";").expect("Should send semicolon");
    terminal
        .expect("Shell mode enabled")
        .expect("Should show shell mode message");
    terminal
        .expect("] $")
        .expect("Should show shell mode prompt");

    // Execute a shell command to verify shell mode is functional
    terminal
        .send_line("echo semicolon_test")
        .expect("Should send shell command");
    terminal
        .expect("semicolon_test")
        .expect("Should see shell output");

    // Return to R mode
    terminal.send_line(":r").expect("Should send :r");
    terminal
        .expect("Returned to R mode")
        .expect("Should return to R mode");

    terminal.quit().expect("Should quit cleanly");
}

/// Test `;` inserts a literal semicolon when `experimental.shell_semicolon_shortcut` is enabled
/// but the buffer is not empty.
///
/// The `;` shortcut must only fire when the prompt is empty; mid-expression
/// semicolons must still be inserted as normal characters.
#[test]
#[cfg(unix)]
fn test_pty_shell_semicolon_shortcut_nonempty_buffer() {
    use std::io::Write;
    use tempfile::NamedTempFile;

    let mut config_file = NamedTempFile::new().expect("Failed to create temp config file");
    writeln!(
        config_file,
        r#"
[experimental]
shell_semicolon_shortcut = true
"#
    )
    .expect("Failed to write config file");

    let mut terminal = Terminal::spawn_with_args(&[
        "--config",
        config_file.path().to_str().unwrap(),
        "--no-auto-match",
        "--no-completion",
    ])
    .expect("Failed to spawn arf");

    terminal.wait_for_prompt().expect("Should show prompt");

    // Type something first so the buffer is not empty, then press ';'
    terminal.send("1").expect("Should send 1");
    terminal.send(";").expect("Should send semicolon");

    // ';' should be inserted literally; submit "1;2" and verify R evaluates both statements
    terminal.send_line("2").expect("Should send 2");
    terminal
        .expect("[1] 2")
        .expect("Semicolon should not trigger shell mode; 1;2 should evaluate as R expression");

    terminal.quit().expect("Should quit cleanly");
}

/// Test :help command opens interactive browser in alternate screen.
///
/// This tests that:
/// 1. `:help` (or `:h`) opens an interactive help browser (alternate screen)
/// 2. The browser displays the search header
/// 3. Pressing Esc exits the browser and returns to the prompt
#[test]
#[cfg(unix)]
fn test_pty_help_browser() {
    let mut terminal = Terminal::spawn_with_args(&["--no-auto-match", "--no-completion"])
        .expect("Failed to spawn arf");

    terminal.wait_for_prompt().expect("Should show prompt");

    // Send :h command to open help browser
    terminal.send_line(":h").expect("Should send :h command");

    // Wait for browser to appear - it should show the header
    std::thread::sleep(std::time::Duration::from_millis(500));
    terminal
        .expect("Help Search")
        .expect("Should show help browser header");

    // Press Esc to exit the browser
    terminal
        .send("\x1b")
        .expect("Should send Esc to exit browser");

    // Wait for prompt to return
    std::thread::sleep(std::time::Duration::from_millis(500));

    // Verify we're back at the R prompt by executing R code
    terminal.send_line("42").expect("Should send R expression");
    terminal
        .clear_and_expect("[1] 42")
        .expect("Should evaluate R code after browser exit");

    terminal.quit().expect("Should quit cleanly");
}

/// Test :history schema command displays pager and exits cleanly.
///
/// This tests that:
/// 1. `:history schema` opens an interactive pager (alternate screen)
/// 2. The pager displays the schema content
/// 3. Pressing 'q' exits the pager and returns to the prompt
#[test]
#[cfg(unix)]
fn test_pty_history_schema_pager() {
    let mut terminal = Terminal::spawn_with_args(&["--no-auto-match", "--no-completion"])
        .expect("Failed to spawn arf");

    terminal.wait_for_prompt().expect("Should show prompt");

    // Send :history schema command
    terminal
        .send_line(":history schema")
        .expect("Should send :history schema");

    // Wait for pager to appear - it should show the header on line 0
    std::thread::sleep(std::time::Duration::from_millis(500));
    terminal
        .line(0)
        .assert_contains("History Schema")
        .expect("Should show pager header");

    // Press 'q' to exit the pager
    terminal.send("q").expect("Should send q to exit pager");

    // Wait for prompt to return
    std::thread::sleep(std::time::Duration::from_millis(500));

    // Verify we're back at the R prompt by executing R code
    terminal.send_line("42").expect("Should send R expression");
    terminal
        .clear_and_expect("[1] 42")
        .expect("Should evaluate R code after pager exit");

    terminal.quit().expect("Should quit cleanly");
}

/// Test 'c' key in history schema pager copies R example code.
///
/// When pressing 'c' in the :history schema pager, it should:
/// 1. Copy the R example code to clipboard via OSC 52
/// 2. Show a feedback message "Copied R example to clipboard"
#[test]
#[cfg(unix)]
fn test_pty_history_schema_pager_copy() {
    let mut terminal = Terminal::spawn_with_args(&["--no-auto-match", "--no-completion"])
        .expect("Failed to spawn arf");

    terminal.wait_for_prompt().expect("Should show prompt");

    // Send :history schema command
    terminal
        .send_line(":history schema")
        .expect("Should send :history schema");

    // Wait for pager to appear (use screen-based assertion)
    std::thread::sleep(std::time::Duration::from_millis(500));
    terminal
        .line(0)
        .assert_contains("History Schema")
        .expect("Should show pager header");

    // Press 'c' to copy R example
    terminal.send("c").expect("Should send c to copy");

    // Wait for feedback message on the footer line (line 23 = row index for 24-row terminal)
    std::thread::sleep(std::time::Duration::from_millis(200));
    terminal
        .line(23)
        .assert_contains("Copied R example to clipboard")
        .expect("Should show copy feedback message");

    // Press 'q' to exit the pager
    terminal.send("q").expect("Should send q to exit pager");

    // Wait for prompt to return
    std::thread::sleep(std::time::Duration::from_millis(500));

    terminal.quit().expect("Should quit cleanly");
}

/// Test mouse scroll in history schema pager.
///
/// When EnableMouseCapture is active, mouse scroll events should:
/// 1. Scroll the pager content
/// 2. Not cause flickering (implicit - we verify scroll works)
///
/// This is a regression test for the mouse event handling fix.
#[test]
#[cfg(unix)]
fn test_pty_history_schema_pager_mouse_scroll() {
    let mut terminal = Terminal::spawn_with_args(&["--no-auto-match", "--no-completion"])
        .expect("Failed to spawn arf");

    terminal.wait_for_prompt().expect("Should show prompt");

    terminal
        .send_line(":history schema")
        .expect("Should send :history schema");

    std::thread::sleep(std::time::Duration::from_millis(500));
    // Use screen-based assertion for header line
    terminal
        .line(0)
        .assert_contains("History Schema")
        .expect("Should show pager header");

    // Verify initial position shows [1/XX] on header line
    terminal
        .line(0)
        .assert_contains("[1/")
        .expect("Should show position 1 initially");

    // Send mouse scroll down event (SGR mouse mode: \x1b[<65;col;rowM)
    // Button 65 = scroll down, column 10, row 10
    terminal
        .send("\x1b[<65;10;10M")
        .expect("Should send mouse scroll down");

    std::thread::sleep(std::time::Duration::from_millis(200));

    // After scrolling down, position should change to [2/XX]
    terminal
        .line(0)
        .assert_contains("[2/")
        .expect("Should show position 2 after scroll down");

    // Send mouse scroll up event (SGR mouse mode: \x1b[<64;col;rowM)
    // Button 64 = scroll up, column 10, row 10
    terminal
        .send("\x1b[<64;10;10M")
        .expect("Should send mouse scroll up");

    std::thread::sleep(std::time::Duration::from_millis(200));

    // After scrolling up, position should go back to [1/XX]
    terminal
        .line(0)
        .assert_contains("[1/")
        .expect("Should show position 1 after scroll up");

    // Exit pager
    terminal.send("q").expect("Should send q to exit pager");

    std::thread::sleep(std::time::Duration::from_millis(500));

    terminal.quit().expect("Should quit cleanly");
}

/// Test that history persists across sessions.
///
/// This test verifies:
/// 1. Commands executed in session 1 are saved to history
/// 2. Session 2 can see history from session 1 in the browser
///
/// This is a regression test to ensure history is properly persisted.
#[test]
#[cfg(unix)]
fn test_pty_history_browser_persists_across_sessions() {
    // Create a temporary directory for history
    let temp_dir = tempfile::tempdir().expect("Failed to create temp dir");
    let history_dir = temp_dir.path().to_string_lossy().to_string();

    // Session 1: Execute commands and exit
    {
        let mut terminal = Terminal::spawn_with_args(&[
            "--no-auto-match",
            "--no-completion",
            "--history-dir",
            &history_dir,
        ])
        .expect("Failed to spawn arf (session 1)");

        terminal.wait_for_prompt().expect("Should show prompt");

        // Execute a distinctive command that we can search for later
        terminal
            .send_line("unique_test_value_12345 <- 999")
            .expect("Should send assignment");
        terminal
            .clear_and_expect("unique_test_value_12345")
            .expect("Should see variable name");

        terminal.wait_for_prompt().expect("Should show prompt");

        // Exit cleanly to ensure history is flushed
        terminal.quit().expect("Should quit cleanly (session 1)");
    }

    // Session 2: Open history browser and verify session 1's command is visible
    {
        let mut terminal = Terminal::spawn_with_args(&[
            "--no-auto-match",
            "--no-completion",
            "--history-dir",
            &history_dir,
        ])
        .expect("Failed to spawn arf (session 2)");

        terminal.wait_for_prompt().expect("Should show prompt");

        // Open history browser
        terminal
            .send_line(":history browse")
            .expect("Should send :history browse");

        terminal
            .expect("History Browser")
            .expect("Should show history browser header");

        // Verify the command from session 1 is visible
        terminal
            .expect("unique_test_value_12345")
            .expect("Should see command from session 1 in history browser");

        // Exit browser and wait for prompt to return
        terminal.send("q").expect("Should send q to exit browser");
        terminal
            .clear_and_expect("> ")
            .expect("Should return to prompt after browser exit");

        terminal.quit().expect("Should quit cleanly (session 2)");
    }
}

/// Test history browser with :history browse command.
///
/// This test verifies:
/// 1. The history browser opens with the correct header
/// 2. Navigation and UI work correctly
/// 3. The browser can be exited with 'q'
/// 4. After closing browser, history can be written and browser reopened
///    (regression test for WAL database corruption issue)
#[test]
#[cfg(unix)]
fn test_pty_history_browser() {
    // Create a temporary directory for history
    let temp_dir = tempfile::tempdir().expect("Failed to create temp dir");
    let history_dir = temp_dir.path().to_string_lossy().to_string();

    let mut terminal = Terminal::spawn_with_args(&[
        "--no-auto-match",
        "--no-completion",
        "--history-dir",
        &history_dir,
    ])
    .expect("Failed to spawn arf");

    terminal.wait_for_prompt().expect("Should show prompt");

    // First, add some history entries by running commands
    terminal
        .send_line("1 + 1")
        .expect("Should send R expression");
    terminal
        .clear_and_expect("[1] 2")
        .expect("Should evaluate R code");

    terminal.wait_for_prompt().expect("Should show prompt");
    terminal
        .send_line("print('hello')")
        .expect("Should send print command");
    terminal
        .clear_and_expect("[1] \"hello\"")
        .expect("Should print hello");

    terminal.wait_for_prompt().expect("Should show prompt");

    // Open history browser (first time)
    terminal
        .send_line(":history browse")
        .expect("Should send :history browse");

    terminal
        .expect("History Browser")
        .expect("Should show history browser header");

    // Should show [R] mode indicator
    terminal
        .expect("[R]")
        .expect("Should show R mode indicator");

    // Press 'q' to exit the browser and wait for prompt to return
    terminal.send("q").expect("Should send q to exit browser");
    terminal
        .clear_and_expect("> ")
        .expect("Should return to prompt after browser exit");

    // Execute another command (this writes to history database)
    terminal.send_line("42").expect("Should send R expression");
    terminal
        .clear_and_expect("[1] 42")
        .expect("Should evaluate R code after browser exit");

    terminal.wait_for_prompt().expect("Should show prompt");

    // Open history browser again (regression test for WAL corruption)
    // This previously failed with "database disk image is malformed" error
    terminal
        .send_line(":history browse")
        .expect("Should send :history browse again");

    terminal
        .expect("History Browser")
        .expect("Should show history browser header on second open");

    // Exit browser and wait for prompt to return
    terminal.send("q").expect("Should send q to exit browser");
    terminal
        .clear_and_expect("> ")
        .expect("Should return to prompt after second browser exit");

    // Verify we're back at prompt and can still execute commands
    terminal.send_line("99").expect("Should send R expression");
    terminal
        .clear_and_expect("[1] 99")
        .expect("Should evaluate R code after second browser exit");

    terminal.quit().expect("Should quit cleanly");
}

/// Test fish-style abbreviation expansion in shell mode.
///
/// An abbreviation defined via `experimental.shell_abbreviations` should
/// expand automatically when Enter is pressed at the end of the matching word.
/// The expanded text is then executed as a shell command, producing the
/// expected output.
#[test]
#[cfg(unix)]
fn test_pty_shell_abbreviations_expand_in_shell_mode() {
    use std::io::Write;
    use tempfile::NamedTempFile;

    let mut config_file = NamedTempFile::new().expect("Failed to create temp config file");
    writeln!(
        config_file,
        r#"
[experimental.shell_abbreviations]
"abbr_test" = "echo abbr_expanded"
"#
    )
    .expect("Failed to write config file");

    let mut terminal = Terminal::spawn_with_args(&[
        "--config",
        config_file.path().to_str().unwrap(),
        "--no-auto-match",
        "--no-completion",
    ])
    .expect("Failed to spawn arf");

    terminal.wait_for_prompt().expect("Should show prompt");

    // Enter shell mode
    terminal.send_line(":shell").expect("Should send :shell");
    terminal
        .expect("] $")
        .expect("Should show shell mode prompt");

    // Type the abbreviation and wait for the terminal to echo it back
    terminal
        .send("abbr_test")
        .expect("Should type abbreviation");
    terminal
        .expect("abbr_test")
        .expect("Terminal should echo the typed abbreviation");

    // Press Enter — reedline expands the abbreviation and submits the expanded command
    terminal.send_line("").expect("Should press Enter");

    // Search for "abbr_expanded\r\n" to match only the shell output line.
    //
    // The raw PTY buffer contains both the reedline repaint ("echo abbr_expanded"
    // followed by ANSI cursor escape codes) and the shell output ("abbr_expanded\r\n").
    // In the repaint, "abbr_expanded" is followed by \x1b7 (save-cursor escape),
    // while in the shell output it is followed by \r\n. The trailing \r\n therefore
    // uniquely identifies the command output line and avoids matching the repaint.
    terminal
        .expect("abbr_expanded\r\n")
        .expect("Shell should execute 'echo abbr_expanded' and produce output on its own line");

    terminal.quit().expect("Should quit cleanly");
}

/// Test that shell abbreviations do NOT expand in the R editor.
///
/// `experimental.shell_abbreviations` applies only to the shell editor.
/// Typing an abbreviation in the R prompt must not trigger expansion; the
/// word is evaluated as a regular R expression instead.
#[test]
#[cfg(unix)]
fn test_pty_shell_abbreviations_do_not_expand_in_r_mode() {
    use std::io::Write;
    use tempfile::NamedTempFile;

    let mut config_file = NamedTempFile::new().expect("Failed to create temp config file");
    writeln!(
        config_file,
        r#"
[experimental.shell_abbreviations]
"abbr_test" = "echo abbr_expanded"
"#
    )
    .expect("Failed to write config file");

    let mut terminal = Terminal::spawn_with_args(&[
        "--config",
        config_file.path().to_str().unwrap(),
        "--no-auto-match",
        "--no-completion",
    ])
    .expect("Failed to spawn arf");

    terminal.wait_for_prompt().expect("Should show prompt");

    // Type the abbreviation word at the R prompt and press Enter
    terminal
        .send_line("abbr_test")
        .expect("Should send abbreviation word at R prompt");

    // R should evaluate `abbr_test` as an R expression and produce an object-not-found
    // error — this string can only come from R's evaluator, not from local echo.
    // If abbreviation expansion were active, R would never see `abbr_test` as an
    // identifier: the buffer would contain "echo abbr_expanded" instead.
    terminal.expect("not found").expect(
        "R should produce object-not-found error, proving no abbreviation expansion occurred",
    );

    terminal.quit().expect("Should quit cleanly");
}

/// Test fish-style abbreviation expansion triggered by Space in shell mode.
///
/// Abbreviations expand on both Space and Enter. This test exercises the Space
/// path: type the abbreviation, wait for the terminal to echo the typed word
/// (which guarantees reedline has processed it as a separate event batch), then
/// press Space to trigger expansion, wait for the expanded buffer repaint, and
/// finally press Enter to submit the expanded command.
///
/// Synchronizing on observable terminal state (rather than a fixed sleep) keeps
/// the test reliable under CI load: each `expect` blocks until the expected
/// string appears in the PTY output, ensuring the right ordering without
/// depending on timing assumptions.
///
/// Background: reedline fuses consecutive `Edit` events that arrive in the same
/// read batch into one compound event. The space-expansion check only fires when
/// `InsertChar(' ')` is the first command in the fused event. By waiting for the
/// abbreviation echo before sending Space we guarantee they land in separate
/// batches, so the space check sees exactly `InsertChar(' ')` and triggers
/// expansion.
#[test]
#[cfg(unix)]
fn test_pty_shell_abbreviations_expand_on_space_in_shell_mode() {
    use std::io::Write;
    use tempfile::NamedTempFile;

    let mut config_file = NamedTempFile::new().expect("Failed to create temp config file");
    writeln!(
        config_file,
        r#"
[experimental.shell_abbreviations]
"abbr_sp" = "echo space_expanded"
"#
    )
    .expect("Failed to write config file");

    let mut terminal = Terminal::spawn_with_args(&[
        "--config",
        config_file.path().to_str().unwrap(),
        "--no-auto-match",
        "--no-completion",
    ])
    .expect("Failed to spawn arf");

    terminal.wait_for_prompt().expect("Should show prompt");

    // Enter shell mode
    terminal.send_line(":shell").expect("Should send :shell");
    terminal
        .expect("] $")
        .expect("Should show shell mode prompt");

    // Type the abbreviation and wait for the terminal to echo it back.
    // This guarantees reedline has processed `abbr_sp` as its own event batch
    // before the Space arrives, so they don't get fused into one compound event.
    terminal.send("abbr_sp").expect("Should type abbreviation");
    terminal
        .expect("abbr_sp")
        .expect("Terminal should echo the typed abbreviation");

    // Send Space — now in a separate event batch, reedline sees InsertChar(' ')
    // as the sole command and fires abbreviation expansion.
    terminal
        .send(" ")
        .expect("Should press Space to trigger expansion");

    // Wait for the reedline repaint that shows the expanded buffer content.
    // This also ensures expansion has completed before we send Enter.
    terminal
        .expect("echo space_expanded")
        .expect("Buffer repaint should show expanded text after Space");

    // Clear accumulated output so the final expect only matches the shell's
    // command output (not the `space_expanded` substring already in the repaint).
    terminal
        .clear_buffer()
        .expect("Should clear accumulated output before checking shell output");

    // Press Enter to submit the now-expanded command and verify it executes
    terminal.send_line("").expect("Should press Enter");
    terminal
        .expect("space_expanded")
        .expect("Shell should execute 'echo space_expanded' and produce this output");

    terminal.quit().expect("Should quit cleanly");
}