chore: remove slop prompt

Writing Programs.md

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-Implement the `sl` ("steam locomotive") command from Linux in TypeScript. I want an __exact replica__ of the original Linux command. Strictly follow the following APIs and concepts:
-1. class SimpleStream<T>
-   - on(listener: (data: T) => any): void
-       - Attaches a listener to the stream
-       - param listener -> the function to call when data is streamed
-   - once(listener: (data: T) => any): void
-       - Attaches a one-time listener to the stream
-       - param listener -> the function to call when data is streamed
-   - wait(): Promise<T>
-       - Patiently waits until new data is streamed, then returns it
-       - return a promise for a single chunk of streamed data
-   - off(listener: Function): void
-       - Removes a listener from the stream
-       - param listener -> the function to remove
-   - emit(data: T): void
-       - Streams data
-       - param data -> the data to stream
-2. Escape codes
-   - Escape codes can be formatted using one of the following syntaxes:
-       - `\{code letter}` -> for short codes like \n or \f
-       - `\0{code id};{first parameter};{second parameter};{...parameters}\0` -> for longer codes with complex parameters like cursor movement codes
-       - A semicolon right after or before a null terminator (`\0`) inside of an escape code is a syntax error
-   - Supported escape codes:
-       - Short codes (<code letter> -> <description>)
-           1. n -> line feed (new line)
-           2. f -> form feed (new page)
-       - Longer codes (<code id>,<first parameter>,<...parameters> -> <description>)
-           1. cmr,{delta x},{delta y} -> moves the cursor relative to its current position by the specified amounts
-           2. cma,{absolute x},{absolute y} -> moves the cursor absolute in the terminal coordinate space
-   - Example usage:
-       - `stdout.emit("\\cma;3;2\\")` - sets the cursor position to the specified XY coordinates - x=3, y=2
-2. stdout/stdin - SimpleStream instances
-   - they function as input/output interfaces to send text between the shell and other programs
-   - stdout allows for formatting using the above mentioned Escape codes
-   - Example usage:
-       - `stdout.emit("Hello world!\n")` - streams the text to the stdout stream, works like printf in C
-       - ```stdin.once(data => stdout.emit(`Received data: ${data}`))``` - creates a single use listener in the stdin stream and prints out the received data
-3. abstract class Program
-    - abstract Exec(stdin: SimpleStream<string>, stdout: SimpleStream<string>, workdir: Item, args: string[]): Promise<number>
-        - Entry point for a program
-        - param stdin -> input stream
-        - param stdout -> output stream
-        - param workdir -> Working directory filesystem item
-        - param args -> arguments array, including the executed program name from the shell
-            - for example for echo command: `[ "echo", "test", "one", "two", "three" ]`
-        - returns a posix-like exit code