Most terminals prints out its terminal name when the ^E character is echoed.
When users execute the cat command of binary files or there is an abrupt interruption of the running program, an unintended ^E character can be outputted.
When this happens, Xshell prints its terminal name, "Xshell" in the terminal.
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If you would like to avoid this behavior, you can prevent Xhsell from echoing back its terminal name.
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