fix(opencode): keep TUI interactive with piped stdin#28540
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Issue for this PR
Closes #28538
Related to #387, #24195 and #3930.
The root cause was never addressed. This PR includes an actual fix.
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What does this PR do?
When stdin is piped, the TUI renderer was reading input from the pipe
instead of the terminal, which broke keyboard control completely,
ANSI noise, no interaction.
The run command already handled this with resolveInteractiveStdin(),
but tui was missing it. This PR applies the same fix: pass the
controlling TTY (/dev/tty on Linux, CONIN$ on Windows) to the renderer
while still consuming the piped content as the prompt.
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