--- Terminal Escape Sequences ---

Escape character:
    char:   '\e'
    hex:    0x1b
    oct:    0o33
    dec:    27

Note: the escape character will be denoted by ESC here

Syntax:
    All escape sequenced start with the escape character followed by an opening square bracket '['
    The sequence can take any number of arguments in a semicolon separated list
    If a argument is skipped, it will be implicitly set to 0 unless stated otherwise 
    The escape sequence must end with a uppercase or lowercase letter

Available escape sequences:
    - Cursor Controls -
    `ESC[#A` - Moves cursor # rows up (default: 1)
    `ESC[#B` - Moves cursor # rows down (default: 1)
    `ESC[#C` - Moves cursor # columns left (default: 1)
    `ESC[#D` - Moves cursor # columns right (default: 1)
    `ESC[#E` - Moves cursor to #th row
    `ESC[#F` - Moves cursor to #th column
    `ESC[#G` - Show (# = 1) or hide (# = 0) cursor
    `ESC[{row};{col}H`  - Moves cursor to specified position (if not arguments given, moves to [0,0])
    - Erase functions -
    `ESC[I`  - Reserved (Falls though to erase screen)
    `ESC[J`  - Erase screen
    `ESC[K`  - Erase line (not implemented)
    `ESC[L`  - Erase column (not implemented)
    - Text Style -
    `ESC[#M` - Sets foreground color to # (default 8)
    `ESC[#N` - Sets backgorund color to # (default 8)

Color codes:
    0 - Black   
    1 - Red     
    2 - Green   
    3 - Yellow  
    4 - Blue    
    5 - Magenta 
    6 - Cyan    
    7 - White   
    8 - Default