fix: use lineStartCols instead of missing lineStarts property#97
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The ghostty-opentui code accesses lineInfo.lineStarts, but @opentui/core's FFI actually returns lineStartCols. The previous fix guarded against lineInfo being null, but the real crash was lineInfo.lineStarts being undefined because the property doesn't exist on the returned LineInfo object. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <[email protected]>
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Summary
ghostty-opentuicode accesseslineInfo.lineStarts, but@opentui/core's FFI returnslineStartCols— thelineStartsproperty doesn't exist on the returnedLineInfoobjectlineInfobeing null/undefined, but the actual crash waslineInfo.lineStartsbeingundefinedlineStartColswith fallback tolineStartsfor compatibility, and added?.ontextBufferViewin the getterTest plan
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