Warp community patches Windows rough edges

Open sourcing a terminal only matters if it turns obscure platform bugs into shared maintenance, and Warp is already showing that loop working on Windows.

• –Non-Latin keyboard layouts, WSL path joins, and IME handling are the kind of edge cases closed teams often fix slowly because they need real hardware and local-language input.
• –The symlink and Quake Mode fixes show the project is tackling both correctness and polish, not just headline features.
• –The fact that some patches are still in review is a feature, not a bug: the open process makes quality control visible and lets contributors see where help is needed.
• –Warp's agent-first workflow could become a real advantage if it keeps outside fixes moving from issue to verified PR faster than a traditional closed repo.