How to answer a prompt from a different thread / task?

Hello and thanks for this cool library!

Given this example

from prompt_toolkit import prompt

def main():
    text = prompt('> ')
    print('You entered:', text)

if __name__ == '__main__':
    main()

How would I answer the prompt programmatically from a different thread or asyncio task?
I digged up a bit and it looks like under the hood prompt calls asyncio.run(coro) where coro is an internal coroutine that reacts to key pressure in the terminal.

There is a way to get that coroutine and maybe stop it or change its status?
Or maybe some trick to fake keyboard pressure?

Thanks!

Start by tracing the prompt entry point and the internal coroutine described in the issue, including its use of asyncio.run(coro). Investigate whether an existing API supports input from another thread or asyncio task, or whether the requested behavior needs a new interface; done means a documented, reproducible way to provide that input programmatically.