Extract Python session I/O modules#124
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Summary
Extract the remaining Python session stdin/readline and runtime stdio code into focused modules so
python_session.rsis centered on session lifecycle, CPython embedding, callback registration, and the public facade.User-facing changes
No intended behavior changes. The Python backend stdin/readline behavior, raw stdin reads, interrupt handling, prompt visibility, prompt completion, plot gating, callback registration, and IPC messages are preserved.
Internal changes
python_session/state.rsfor shared session state, prompt helpers, stdin read accounting, raw stdin errors, and the Unix prompt-wait unit tests.python_session/windows_stdin.rsfor Windows turn input queuing, raw turn input, stdin pipe draining, pending-byte checks, and interrupt turn handling.python_session/stdio.rsfor Python runtime C stdio setup, PTY stdio setup, C line reads, and Python thread release while blocking on stdin.python_session/unix_stdin.rsto import shared state and stdio helpers from the new modules.