As a rule of thumb: try these in xterm (and maybe a few other
terminals); if it's the same there then it's probably a bash/readline
bug :) as it's also the case in these examples.
The first one is especially tricky: in order for both the display to
look good and copy-paste to behave correctly (that is: omit that space,
yet not contain an explicit newline), bash has to chop off the end of
the first line, and then print the CJK and assume that the terminal will
correctly completely wrap it to the second line.
The next two seem to be simpler display bugs in bash/readline.
The best place to report this problem would be the bash mailing list,
see http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/bug-bash/ and the "BUG REPORTS"
section of the bash manpage, thanks!
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Display bug for editing lines with full-width characters
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