v2.0.0

TTYString is now a module not a class.
Address the issue where preserved styles and unknown codes would cause the cursor to be misaligned when moving, and potentially overwriting styles unexpectedly:
- clear_style: false is now style: TTYString::RENDER, which modifies styles to display as they would rather than just passing them through them unprocessed
- clear_style: true is now style: TTYString::DROP (and still the default)
- Unknown codes are now dropped by default
- it's now possible to set unknown: TTYString::RAISE to raise on unrecognized CSI codes (unknown: TTYString::DROP is the default)
drop more codes that are known to do nothing for the display of text \e[?5l,\e[?5h,\e[?25l,\e[?25h,\e[?1004l,\e[?1004h,\e[?1049l,\e[?1049h

v1.1.1

i forgot how arity works

v1.1.0

suppress bracketed paste mode codes

v1.0.1

test push to rubygems, no functional changes

v1.0.0

added TTYString.parse as a shortcut for .new#to_s
added TTYString.to_proc for lols
added jruby to travis matrix, fortunately it just works™

v0.2.1

fixed a bug with ignoring \a

v0.2.0

Stricter rendering because it turns out terminals are randomly permissive
removed support for ruby 2.3
added \e[S and \e[T handling

v0.1.0

Initial Release