Zle redisplay bug in pws-24

["Bart Schaefer" <schaefer@candle.brasslantern.com>]

It's probably present in other versions too ... yup, 3.0.6-pre-5 has it ..

It happens with a multiline buffer, and appears to have something to do with
killing a line that is exactly one character shorter than the width of the
terminal.  Here's how I reproduced it:

Start with a prompt string that's ten characters long (e.g. "zagzig<2> " was
mine at the time).  In netscape, go to article 6850 in the zsh-workers
archive; drag-select the patch at the end (from "---" through "sleep(1);").
Back in your zsh terminal, start a here-document ("patch -p0 -R <<'EOF'")
and then paste in the text.  Finish with EOF and hit return.  Note that
the patch fails because of whitespace differences (sigh).  Hit ctrl-P to
call back the here-document and move up to edit the "patch" line.  Decide
that's not what you want to do after all and idly begin tapping ctrl-K
until you see:

zagzig<2>             while ((ttpgrp = gettygrp()) != -1 && ttpgrp != mypgrp) {
                sleep(1);

EOF

The cursor at this moment is right after the prompt.  Hit ctrl-K again and
you see (cursor represented by an underscore):

          _
zagzig<7>       sleep(1);                                                      
                
EOF

Whoops, the prompt moved down to the "sleep(1);" line, but the cursor is
still on the line above it!

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