[Bug] Issue with copypasting large volumes of tabbed text

Take the following code:

void main()
{
    import std.algorithm, std.stdio;

    "Starting program".writeln;

    enum a = [ 3, 1, 2, 4, 0 ];
    // Sort data at compile-time
    static immutable b = sort(a);

    // Print the result _during_ compilation
    pragma(msg, "Finished compilation: ", b);
}

Open micro on windows cmd

Now paste the code into the program. Output you get:

This is not supposed to be the output. I assume there is some bug with the \r operation (return to start) while printing to the terminal in Windows. So it is printing to the same tablevel it already was + adding any prior tab levels which causes line by line increase in tablevels. This is consistent across all programming languages and not just Dlang.

Output is supposed to be like this:

(latest version of micro used)

Reproduce the issue in micro on Windows Command Prompt by pasting the provided tabbed D code and compare the resulting alignment with the expected screenshots. Start by tracing the terminal input and rendering paths responsible for pasted newlines, carriage returns, and tabs; done means large pasted blocks keep their original indentation without cumulative shifts.