bug: Hyperlink protocol corrupted: "https://" becomes "tps://" on Alt+Click

[pawelel]

Bug Description

When clicking on an HTTPS URL with Alt+Click, the protocol is incorrectly parsed - the first two characters ("ht") are removed from "https", resulting in "tps://" which Windows cannot recognize as a valid protocol.

Steps to Reproduce

1. Display any HTTPS URL in Rio terminal output (e.g., echo "https://github.com")
2. Hold Alt and click on the URL
3. Windows shows error: "This file does not have a program associated with it"

Expected Behavior

Alt+Click should open the full URL: https://github.com in the default browser

Actual Behavior

Windows tries to open: tps://github.com (missing "ht" - first two characters from "https")

Environment

• Rio Version: 0.2.37
• OS: Windows 11
• Shell: PowerShell 7

Observation

The first two characters of the protocol are consistently removed when using Alt+Click on hyperlinks.

[pawelel]

Update: According to Rio documentation

According to the Rio documentation on hyperlinks, the default behavior for opening hyperlinks is:

• macOS: Command + Click
• Windows/Linux/BSD: Alt + Click

The problem: Alt+Click on Windows 11 corrupts URLs by removing the first two characters from the protocol (e.g., "https://" becomes "tps://").

For OSC 8 hyperlinks (explicitly defined with escape sequences), the documentation states:

"Will work as default rio terminal hyperlinks, by holding command for MacOS and shift key for all the other platforms and clicking the link."

However, Shift+Click also does not work on Windows 11 with OSC 8 links.