fix(zsh): use .accept-line instead of .send-break in forge reset

Author: ssddOnTop

shell-plugin/lib/helpers.zsh

@@ -42,20 +42,8 @@ function _forge_reset() {
   # Clear buffer and reset cursor position
   BUFFER=""
   CURSOR=0
-  # Use the builtin .send-break to end the ZLE edit cycle without printing
-  # the buffer or adding a visible blank line.
-  #
-  # .send-break (Ctrl+G) aborts the current line editor, clears the buffer,
-  # and triggers a fresh prompt cycle at the current terminal cursor position.
-  # Unlike .accept-line (which prints an empty buffer + newline, producing a
-  # visible blank line), .send-break cleanly transitions to the new prompt.
-  #
-  # We must NOT use `zle reset-prompt` here because it redraws at the
-  # position where ZLE *thinks* the cursor is -- which is stale after
-  # _forge_exec_interactive wrote output directly to /dev/tty (bypassing
-  # ZLE's cursor tracking). That stale redraw overwrites the last few
-  # lines of output.
-  zle .send-break
+
+  zle .accept-line
 }