[Feature] reverse-i-search for client
A common feature present in terminals is the reverse-i-search (accessed by hitting ctrl-r), which allows reverse searching of the .bash_history file; otherwise known as the last commands that were entered.
Really it's just an improvement on the 'up' arrow key, allowing you to search and find a prior command faster.
Example:
> echo hi
hi
> ls -na
...
...
>echo second
second
[press ctrl-r, type 'ls']
PS C:\Users\elec0> ls -na
bck-i-search: ls_
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