Handles /clear command with selection #307
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Fixes #295. Handles
/clear(and other commands) followed by a newline, not just a space, by splitting the input on any whitespace. This makes it so that/clearfollowed by two newlines and a code block (as is sent when "Include selection" is checked) is properly interpreted as a command, not as a message to the language model.This should be backported to 1.x.