`Ctrl+d` instantly closes copilot

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Describe the bug

Ctrl+d instantly closes copilot, whatever the status is. You could have typed anything, like "What does th|si code do" with the cursor at |, press Ctrl+d, and copilot just closes.

Yes, Ctrl+d is often used to logout of a terminal, but only when input is empty. Never in the middle of a sentence.

Generally in terminals, Ctrl+d is delete forward a character, so if you want to correct a spelling mistake, press Ctrl+d in the middle of the sentence to remove the character, it just closes.

This is incredibly aggravating behaviour, as it just throws away all built up context so far -- which you generally build up over time, and it's just gone.

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This could also point to a bigger issue where Copilot does not seem to follow my normal terminal conventions: i.e. in both PowerShell and WSL Arch Linux, Ctrl+d just does what I expect it to do. Same for Alt+backspace for example. Copilot seems to ignore all of this.

Affected version

0.0.365

Steps to reproduce the behavior

1. Type anything
2. Be anywhere with the cursor in the anything you typed
3. Press Ctrl+d
4. Copilot closes instantly

Expected behavior

In the middle of a sentence: delete forward a character
At the end of anything typed: nothing
When there is nothing typed: close Copilot, but maybe ask for confirmation if any context is built up

Additional context

No response