Sending arrow keys using SendKeys does not work on Windows Terminal

[agiledart]

I am trying to write a program for coding-by-voice for coders with RSI problems. It uses SendKeys.SendWait() to emulate the keyboard. It works pretty well on most applications, but the new Windows Terminal will not recognize arrow keys sent by it. This is a huge bummer because Windows Terminal is pretty cool and I was planning on setting up a configuration that would allow my program to integrate with it easily.

So is there a solution for this? Is there anyway I can use SendKeys with Windows Terminal and not have to sacrifice use of the arrow keys?

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