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strip leading 'ESC[?1034h' in tests caused by `import readline`...

strip leading 'ESC[?1034h' in tests caused by `import readline` `import readline` causes 'ESC[?1034h' to be the first output sometimes, so strip that off the front of the first line if it is found. This has been reported to RedHat in 2007, but appears to only apply to OSX 10.7 at the moment. closes gh-662

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      from notebook.markup import rest

      rest.title('This is a Python Notebook')

      rest.text("""\

      Some plain text, without any special formatting.

      Below, we define a simple function to add two numbers.""")

      def add(x,y):

          return x+y

      rest.text("Let's use it with x=2,y=3:")

      # This simply means that all code until the next markup call is to be executed

      # as a single call.  The editing screen should mark the whole group of lines

      # with a single In[NN] tag (like IPython does, but with multi-line capabilities)

      rest.input()

      add(2,3)

      # This output would appear on-screen (in the editing window) simply marked

      # with an Out[NN] tag

      rest.output("5")

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				from notebook.markup import rest

				rest.title('This is a Python Notebook')
				rest.text("""\
				Some plain text, without any special formatting.

				Below, we define a simple function to add two numbers.""")

				def add(x,y):
				return x+y

				rest.text("Let's use it with x=2,y=3:")
				# This simply means that all code until the next markup call is to be executed
				# as a single call. The editing screen should mark the whole group of lines
				# with a single In[NN] tag (like IPython does, but with multi-line capabilities)
				rest.input()
				add(2,3)
				# This output would appear on-screen (in the editing window) simply marked
				# with an Out[NN] tag
				rest.output("5")