Accept " " for colorizing "\t" test #924
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Need for ruby/reline#655
After Reline implements bracketed paste, text containing
"\t"can be inserted to IRB.Reline can't render
"\t"because the rendered width of"\t"is unknown and flexible, (and I think Reline only supports width within 0..2 now).There are two options.
"\t"can be inserted into IRB, and colorized as two spaces.irb> p ' '.byteswill print[9]"\t"will be converted to two spaces when pasted.irb> p ' '.byteswill print[32, 32]ruby/reline#655 is doing the former one, need to fix IRB's tab colorizing test.