`batdiff` and `batgrep` don't page unless `--pager` is explicity set.
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If I run `batdiff file1 file2`, the entire diff is printed to the screen without paging.
If I run `batdiff --paging=always file1 file2`, the same thing happens.
If I run `batdiff --pager='less -R' file1 file2`, or `batdiff --pager='bat -p' file1 file2`, I get paging as I expect it to.
This is also true for any `batgrep` commands.
I have tried multiple terminal emulators, with the same results. I have also tried in both Fedora and Mint.
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