Comment by oars

So following the examples in the article, inbetween the sent and recv, it's actually bash interpreting what the sent command is, not the terminal?

For example, the ls command example from the article:

sent: "l" recv: "l" sent: "s" recv: "s" sent: "\r" recv: "\r\n\x1b[?2004l\r" recv: "file\r\n" recv: "\x1b[?2004hbork@kiwi:/play$ "

The interpretation and processing of "\r" to return the final output is actually bash processing this, not the terminal?