Intermittent / flaky test test_capture_pane

There is another test that sometimes / intermittently / not reproducibly fails: test_capture_pane

This is for x86_64, i586, armv7l and ppc64.

I know the exact error message would be helpful, but I was too quick in fixing and now I cannot reproduce. I'll supply the error message as soon as the package fails again.

[   64s] =================================== FAILURES ===================================
[   64s] ______________________________ test_capture_pane _______________________________
[   64s] 
[   64s] session = Session($1 libtmux_zv_reb2k)
[   64s] 
[   64s]     def test_capture_pane(session: Session) -> None:
[   64s]         env = shutil.which("env")
[   64s]         assert env is not None, "Cannot find usable `env` in PATH."
[   64s]     
[   64s]         session.new_window(
[   64s]             attach=True,
[   64s]             window_name="capture_pane",
[   64s]             window_shell=f"{env} PS1='$ ' sh",
[   64s]         )
[   64s]         pane = session.attached_window.attached_pane
[   64s]         assert pane is not None
[   64s]         pane_contents = "\n".join(pane.capture_pane())
[   64s]         assert pane_contents == "$"
[   64s]         pane.send_keys(
[   64s]             r'printf "\n%s\n" "Hello World !"', literal=True, suppress_history=False
[   64s]         )
[   64s]         pane_contents = "\n".join(pane.capture_pane())
[   64s] >       assert pane_contents == r'$ printf "\n%s\n" "Hello World !"{}'.format(
[   64s]             "\n\nHello World !\n$"
[   64s]         )
[   64s] E       assert '$ printf "\\...ello World !"' == '$ printf "\\...lo World !\n$'
[   64s] E         - $ printf "\n%s\n" "Hello World !"
[   64s] E         ?                                  -
[   64s] E         + $ printf "\n%s\n" "Hello World !"
[   64s] E         - 
[   64s] E         - Hello World !
[   64s] E         - $
[   64s] 
[   64s] tests/test_pane.py:90: AssertionError

Start with tests/test_pane.py and run test_capture_pane on the affected architectures if available. Investigate why the captured pane contents sometimes omit the command output or prompt, and use the failure details to define a reliable test result.