CONHOST command line arguments.txt

CONHOST command line arguments
this information may be out of date as microsoft has said that they will not keep this consistent
all the information i found by experementing and reading the source at https://github.com/microsoft/terminal
	server handle token (accepted two ways)
		--server 0x4 (new method)
		0x4 (legacy method)
		the arguments must contain only one of these
	--signal <arg:short as handle>
		an optional file handle that will be used to send signals into the console.
		This represents the ability to send signals to a *nix tty/pty
	-ForceV1
		this is for NTVDM support
	-ForceNoHandoff
		Prevent default application handoff to a different console/terminal
	-Embedding
		run as com server
	--passthrough
		passthroughMode
	--vtmode <arg:short as ("xterm" | "xterm-256color" | "xterm-ascii" | "")>
		console's requested VT mode
	--width <arg:short>
		only works if height is present
	--height <arg:short>
		only works if width is present
	--feature <"pty">
		used for feature detection
		Currently, the only supported feature arg is `pty`, to identify pty support.
	--headless
		runs in headless mode
	--inheritcursor
		sets the cursor to the position returned by the application when it recives the VT sequence to ask for the cursor position.
		Terminals who request this behavior but don't respond will hang.
	--resizeQuirk
		This changes the behavior of conpty to _not_ InvalidateAll the entire viewport on a resize operation.
		This is used by the Windows Terminal, because it is prepared to be connected to a conpty, and handles its own buffer specifically for a conpty scenario.
		See also: GH#3490, #4354, #4741
	--win32input
		Send a sequence to the connected terminal to request win32-input-mode from them.
		This will enable the connected terminal to send us full INPUT_RECORDs as input.
		If the terminal doesn't understand this sequence, it'll just ignore it.
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		Everything after this is the explicit commandline