Tested with Python 3.12.
All of the above work. (starts, can use " and ].)
I noticed that it does not detect mouse clicks however.

@daviewales Does the trade-off feel worth it to you? Improving support of keystrokes, but losing mouseclicks? Saul and I don't use Windows, so this is up to the community that does.

To add to the tradeoff: #2267

I'd say that launching on 3.12 is fairly essential!

Ah, good call!

windows_curses 2.4.0 does not support Python 3.13. It's possible that Windows users trying to install the visidata develop branch with Python 3.13 will get an error:

ERROR: Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement windows-curses (from versions: none)
ERROR: No matching distribution found for windows-curses

(seen in the windows_curses repo as Issues # 69 and # 70)

This will be fixed soon, as a fix has been submitted as PR # 71 in the windows_curses repo. I expect a 2.4.1 release of windows_curses to incorporate the fix. When it comes out, we should require it.

Until then, for any affected user, I'd recommend using Python 3.12.