Restore MinGW code and use =begin/=end for indent

Author: wvu

lib/rex/ui/text/input/readline.rb

@@ -140,14 +140,18 @@ def readline_with_output(prompt, add_history=false)
       # []`Readline.readline`](https://github.com/luislavena/rb-readline/blob/ce4908dae45dbcae90a6e42e3710b8c3a1f2cd64/lib/readline.rb#L36-L58)
       # for rb-readline to support setting input and output.  Output needs to
       # be set so that colorization works for the prompt on Windows.
-      #
       self.prompt = prompt
 
       # TODO: there are unhandled quirks in async output buffering that
       # we have not solved yet, for instance when loading meterpreter
       # extensions, supporting Windows, printing output from commands, etc.
       # Remove this guard when issues are resolved.
-      # reset_sequence = "\n\001\r\033[K\002"
+=begin
+      reset_sequence = "\n\001\r\033[K\002"
+      if (/mingw/ =~ RUBY_PLATFORM)
+        reset_sequence = ""
+      end
+=end
       reset_sequence = ""
 
       if defined? RbReadline

lib/rex/ui/text/output/stdio.rb

@@ -58,20 +58,24 @@ def io
   # Use ANSI Control chars to reset prompt position for async output
   # SEE https://github.com/rapid7/metasploit-framework/pull/7570
   def print_line(msg = '')
-
     # TODO: there are unhandled quirks in async output buffering that
     # we have not solved yet, for instance when loading meterpreter
     # extensions, supporting Windows, printing output from commands, etc.
     # Remove this guard when issues are resolved.
-    #
-    # print("\033[s") # Save cursor position
-    # print("\r\033[K" + msg + "\n")
-    # if input and input.prompt
-    #   print("\r\033[K")
-    #   print(input.prompt.tr("\001\002", ''))
-    #   print(input.line_buffer.tr("\001\002", ''))
-    #   print("\033[u\033[B") # Restore cursor, move down one line
-    # end
+=begin
+    if (/mingw/ =~ RUBY_PLATFORM)
+      print(msg + "\n")
+      return
+    end
+    print("\033[s") # Save cursor position
+    print("\r\033[K" + msg + "\n")
+    if input and input.prompt
+      print("\r\033[K")
+      print(input.prompt.tr("\001\002", ''))
+      print(input.line_buffer.tr("\001\002", ''))
+      print("\033[u\033[B") # Restore cursor, move down one line
+    end
+=end
 
     print(msg + "\n")
   end