Disable selected style but respect highlighted for default choice of select

[abrahammurciano]

Question

When using questionary.select() it styles the default choice according to the "selected" style (which is reverse by default). I managed to make it the same as all the rest by using Style([("selected", "noreverse"), ...]), but then it doesn't respect the "highlighted" style when pointing to the default choice.

This is what it looks like when the selected choice is also highlighted:

And this is what it looks like when another choice is highlighted:

I would like for the default choice to also be purple when the pointer is on it.

What have you already tried?

Style(
    [
        ("highlighted", "fg:ansibrightmagenta bold"),
        ("selected", "noreverse"),
    ]
)

Style(
    [
        ("highlighted", "fg:ansibrightmagenta bold"),
        ("selected", ""),
    ]
)

Style(
    [
        ("highlighted", "fg:ansibrightmagenta bold"),
    ]
)

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[kiancross]

This probably needs the addition of something like a selected-highlighted class. Happy to review any PRs which address this.