REPL echo output is poorly formed

Here was the input script:

Word = "hello"
Set( Guess, "howdy" )
Result = Concat( Sequence(5), 
        If( Mid(Guess,Value,1) = Mid(Word,Value,1), "🟩", 
            Mid(Guess,Value,1) in Word And Len(Guess) >= Value, "🟨", 
            "⬜" 
        )
)
Set( Guess, "taser" )
Set( Guess, "flick" )
Set( Guess, "howdy" )
Set( Guess, "hello" )

which resulted in this output with the PAC CLI with --echo (which passes echo into the REPL library). Notice that the newline is between the line that was executed and the output, and no newline between the output and the next command. Also no prompt is included which would explain what was going on, similar to running in interactive mode.

Word = "hello"

Word: "hello"
Set( Guess, "howdy" )

Guess: "howdy"
true
Result = Concat( Sequence(5),
        If( Mid(Guess,Value,1) = Mid(Word,Value,1), "🟩",
            Mid(Guess,Value,1) in Word And Len(Guess) >= Value, "🟨",
            "⬜"
        )
)

Result: "🟩🟨⬜⬜⬜"
Set( Guess, "taser" )

Result: "⬜⬜⬜🟨⬜"
Guess: "taser"
true
Set( Guess, "flick" )

Result: "⬜🟨⬜⬜⬜"
Guess: "flick"
true
Set( Guess, "howdy" )

Result: "🟩🟨⬜⬜⬜"
Guess: "howdy"
true
Set( Guess, "hello" )

Result: "🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩"
Guess: "hello"
true

This would be better as:

>> Word = "hello"
Word: "hello"

>> Set( Guess, "howdy" )
Guess: "howdy"
true

>> Result = Concat( Sequence(5),
..        If( Mid(Guess,Value,1) = Mid(Word,Value,1), "🟩",
..            Mid(Guess,Value,1) in Word And Len(Guess) >= Value, "🟨",
..            "⬜"
..        )
..)
Result: "🟩🟨⬜⬜⬜"

>> Set( Guess, "taser" )
Result: "⬜⬜⬜🟨⬜"
Guess: "taser"
true

>> Set( Guess, "flick" )
Result: "⬜🟨⬜⬜⬜"
Guess: "flick"
true

>> Set( Guess, "howdy" )
Result: "🟩🟨⬜⬜⬜"
Guess: "howdy"
true

>> Set( Guess, "hello" )
Result: "🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩"
Guess: "hello"
true

Start by tracing how the PAC CLI's --echo option passes input into the REPL library and how commands and results are rendered. Compare the current transcript with the requested example; done means prompts, continuation markers, and blank lines clearly separate each command from its output.