fix: check if os.Stdin is a terminal before opening the TTY#1596
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This change checks if os.Stdin is a terminal before attempting to open the TTY for input. If os.Stdin is not a terminal, it will proceed to open the TTY as before. Fixes: #1595
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This change checks if os.Stdin is a terminal before attempting to open the TTY for input. If os.Stdin is not a terminal, it will proceed to open the TTY as before.
Fixes: #1595