Render "ghosting" / flickering of pointer when using --info=inline [or --info=inline:]

[DANIII3L]

Checklist

• I have read through the manual page (man fzf)
• I have searched through the existing issues
• For bug reports, I have checked if the bug is reproducible in the latest version of fzf

Output of fzf --version

0.74.0 (6765f46)

OS

• Linux
• macOS
• Windows
• Etc.

Shell

• bash
• zsh
• fish

Problem / Steps to reproduce

Hi,

I'm experiencing a visual rendering issue where the pointer character (󰆧) leaves a "ghost" or overlaps with other text when the --info=inline option is used. This issue does not occur when the option: --info='inline:  ' is not set , as shown here:

Example Configuration

A minimal example of a configuration that triggers the problem:
export FZF_DEFAULT_OPTS="
--pointer='▸'
--info='inline'"

Expected Behavior

The pointer should render cleanly without leaving artifacts.

Actual Behavior

The pointer image "ghosts" or flickers, leaving behind a visual artifact.

[DANIII3L]

my current configuration of fzf is the following which generates the ghosting: export FZF_DEFAULT_OPTS="
--cycle
--prompt=':: '
--info='inline:  '
--separator=''
--pointer='󰆧 '
--marker=' '
--marker-multi-line='╭│╰'
--highlight-line
--wrap-sign='⤷ '
--scrollbar='┊'
--margin=0,0
--popup
--color=fg:#a9b1d6,bg:#000000,hl:#ea9999
--color=fg+:#c0caf5,bg+:#101010,hl+:#d3ffce
--color=border:#3a3c3b,header:#7aa2f7,gutter:#000000
--color=spinner:#d3ffce,info:#7aa2f7
--color=pointer:#ae85fe,marker:#d3ffce,prompt:#d3ffce
--color=input:#ffffff,scrollbar:#7aa2f7" removing the portion: --info='inline:  ' completely fixes it , and if you enable it again it starts ghosting the pointer in this case.

[DANIII3L]

Additionally from these options of border:

rounded: Border with rounded corners (Default).
sharp: Border with sharp corners.bold:
Border with thick, bold lines.
double: Border with double lines.
dashed: Border with dashed lines.
block: Border using thick block elements.
thinblock: Border using thin legacy computing symbols.
none: Disables the border completely.

If you use the option none, its the only one that leave a ghosting pointer behind all other doesnt leave any ghosting residual from the pointer regardless if you use --info='inline

I have also noticed that.