Writing an interactive tcl/tk interpreter proxy to wish in python
Briefly

The readline module defines a number of functions to facilitate completion and reading/writing of history files from the Python interpreter, enhancing interactivity.
We are gonna use multiprocessing because tcl/tk is event-oriented, hence asynchronous, allowing us to handle string outputs while performing other tasks.
This exercise showcases a less than 100 line implementation to enhance the wish interpreter by adding readline features for better user experience.
The inclusion of magic commands prefixed with # allows for interactive help and session management, improving the wish interpreter usability.
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