Resolves:#24674 (comment)
Use sendText to send Python code to Terminal REPL for Python >= 3.13 to prevent keyboard interrupt.

Relevant file context from VS Code:https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/blob/f9c927cf7a29a59b896b6cdac2d8b5d2d43afea5/src/vs/workbench/contrib/terminal/browser/terminalInstance.ts#L906

It seems like we are on this edge scenario where generic terminal shell integration is enabled (so executeCommand can be used), but we have temporarily disabled Python shell integration for Python >= 3.13 (and of course sending the relevant escape sequences such as the commandLine itself to VS Code). Why?

• Python3.13 is mishandling OSC 633 sequences python/cpython#126131 placing user's mouse cursor position at odd place.

Why and where I think the keyboard interrupt is happening:
Python extension tries to executeCommand when sending commands to terminal REPL >= Python3.13, where we are not sending shell integration escape sequences from the Python side.

• I think this is why it is attaching the keyboard interrupt all the sudden, because VS Code see that Python extension is requesting executeCommand but is not sending the commandLine escape sequence to them. For every other versions < 3.13 (where we send all the shell integration escape sequences including the commandLine), this does not happen.