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Correct the boundaries of the scrolling commands #2505

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  3. Correct the scroll clipping boundaries for the ICH and DCH commands, …

    …and simplify the implementation.
    j4james committed Sep 9, 2019
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  4. Convert the adapter tests into more appropriate screen buffer tests, …

    …taking into account that scrolling now affects the full buffer width.
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  6. Get rid of the mock ScrollConsoleScreenBufferW implementation in the …

    …adapter tests, since it's no longer needed.
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  7. Use gsl::narrow for narrowing casts, and document the inclusiveness o…

    …f the scroll rects and the reason for using SHORT_MAX as a right boundary.
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