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We support this behavior in terminal'esque fashion – with ctrl+w keystroke.
That being said, handling delete/backspace in terminals is a known problem, as there is no standard way. More info here and here.
Although, I think most modern terminal emulators map ctrl+backspace keystroke to ctrl+h, so we could add the "delete-previous-word" binding on that. But for example, xterm has this reversed – it sends ctrl+h on backspace press and backspace on ctrl+backspace keystroke.. So in order to allow xterm users to use backspace properly we perform simple delete on ctrl+h -> code.
One way to solve this would be to add a configuration menu and have this [ctrl+h deletes a word] behavior on by default, but allow users to disable it.
Ctrl+Backspace is supported in most text entry fields and also other typing trainers such as monkeytype.
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