input() not including built-in newline if string > 236 characters

Bug report

Bug description:

When using input() in the REPL, the behavior is not as expected if the string is > 236 characters (in fact, the input text disappears entirely).

#=====
# string = 236 characters

s = """wow this is a really long sentence, like really who types a sentence this long, but i guess if you have something to say that's important and it takes a long time to say, you can write a long sentence for it, especially if shorter works"""

input(s)  # expected behavior - this shows the text to the user during input

#=====
# string > 236 characters

s = """wow this is a really long sentence, like really who types a sentence this long, but i guess if you have something to say that's important and it takes a long time to say, you can write a long sentence for it, especially if shorter works and you need more text"""

input(s)  # unexpected behavior - this does not show the text to the user during input

#=====
# string > 236 characters, with manual newline added

s = """wow this is a really long sentence, like really who types a sentence this long, but i guess if you have something to say that's important and it takes a long time to say, you can write a long sentence for it, especially if shorter works and you need more text\n"""

input(s)  # unexpected behavior - this shows the text to the user, but the prompt is not at the end of the string

CPython versions tested on:

3.13

Operating systems tested on:

Windows

Reproduisez les trois exemples avec Python 3.13 sous Windows, en comparant des invites de 236 caractères et de plus de 236 caractères, ainsi que le saut de ligne ajouté manuellement. Suivez le traitement de l'invite de saisie du REPL qui produit le texte qui disparaît ou est mal positionné ; la tâche est terminée lorsque les invites longues restent visibles et que le curseur de saisie se trouve à la fin de l'invite.