Escape curly brackets passed to AnsiConsole.Write()
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This is a workaround for a possible bug in the Spectre.Console library that causes crashes due to unexpected text formatting operations when strings contain
{and}.AnsiConsole.Write()is affected, butAnsiConsole.WriteLine()is not.We can avoid the issue by explicitly escaping the curly brackets (by doubling them) in strings passed to
AnsiConsole.Write().