fix: strip out EOT sequence from PTY output #7108
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Description
Currently the PTY device we're creating has
ECHOCTLset which means that the EOT that gets sent when we drop stdin shows up as a^D:This PR just looks for the sequence that gets generated in the output and strips it.
Testing Instructions
Added unit tests and made existing unit tests that use the updated codepath more strict.
Closes TURBO-2159