feat(zsh): add claude() wrapper to survive early terminal input

Typing during Claude Code's ~5s startup triggered a SIGTTIN job-control
stop ("suspended (tty input)") that left mouse tracking / terminal probes
enabled, spamming SGR mouse (35;44;41M) and DSR (997;1n) sequences.
Upstream bug, closed "not planned" (anthropics/claude-code #7807 #11898
#23581 #50032); no flag/env disables the probes.

Wrapper runs claude with job-control monitoring off (nomonitor) so it
can't take SIGTTIN, and resets mouse/focus/paste/cursor modes to /dev/tty
on exit as a self-heal. Opt-out via CLAUDE_TTY_FIX_OFF=1. Auto-loaded via
an oh-my-zsh custom symlink (same pattern as calc-live.zsh); .zshrc
untouched.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012fwBQdNPJPgKR3gcDZLRjo

linux_configuration/zsh/claude-tty-fix.zsh

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+# ============================================================================
+# claude-tty-fix.zsh — make Claude Code survive early typing in a fresh terminal
+# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
+# Symptom this fixes:
+#   Launch `claude` in a fresh terminal and type/interact during its ~5s startup
+#   (instead of waiting) and the process stops with
+#       [1] + <pid> suspended (tty input)
+#   while the terminal spams sequences like `35;44;41M` (SGR mouse-motion
+#   reports) and `997;1n` (the reply to Claude's dark-mode color-scheme probe).
+#
+# Why it happens (upstream, not our config):
+#   Claude Code enables mouse tracking (\e[?1003h) and fires terminal-capability
+#   probes the instant it starts. `suspended (tty input)` is a SIGTTIN job-control
+#   stop: if the process is stopped mid-init, those terminal modes are never torn
+#   down, so the shell — back in the foreground — echoes mouse movement and probe
+#   replies as garbage. Known Claude Code bug, closed "not planned":
+#   anthropics/claude-code #7807, #11898, #23581, #50032. No CLI flag / env var /
+#   setting disables the mouse tracking or the probes, so we wrap the command.
+#
+# The wrapper does two things:
+#   1. PREVENT the stop — run claude with zsh job-control monitoring off, so zsh
+#      does not put it in its own background process group and it can never take
+#      SIGTTIN. This is the only lever available outside the binary; whether it
+#      fully prevents the stop is validated empirically (see the plan). Trade-off:
+#      you cannot Ctrl-Z-suspend a claude session while this is active.
+#   2. SELF-HEAL — on exit (however claude ended), disable the terminal modes it
+#      may have left on and reset the line discipline, so a garble never persists.
+#
+# Opt-out: `export CLAUDE_TTY_FIX_OFF=1` (falls back to the bare binary).
+# ============================================================================
+
+claude() {
+    # Escape sequences that undo the terminal state Claude may leave enabled if it
+    # is stopped/killed before its own teardown runs:
+    #   1000/1002/1003/1006 mouse tracking, 1004 focus reporting,
+    #   2004 bracketed paste, 25 cursor visibility.
+    local -r _claude_tty_reset=$'\e[?1000l\e[?1002l\e[?1003l\e[?1006l\e[?1004l\e[?2004l\e[?25h'
+
+    if [[ -n "${CLAUDE_TTY_FIX_OFF:-}" ]]; then
+        command claude "$@"
+        return $?
+    fi
+
+    # `localoptions` confines the option change to this function; `nomonitor`
+    # disables job control so claude shares the shell's (foreground) process group.
+    setopt localoptions nomonitor
+    command claude "$@"
+    local -r rc=$?
+
+    # Only heal a real terminal, and write the reset to /dev/tty (the controlling
+    # terminal) rather than stdout — otherwise headless/piped runs like
+    # `claude -p '...' | jq` would get escape codes injected into their output.
+    if [[ -t 1 || -t 2 ]]; then
+        printf '%s' "$_claude_tty_reset" > /dev/tty 2>/dev/null
+        stty sane < /dev/tty 2>/dev/null
+    fi
+    return $rc
+}