Fix Japanese character mode with ncursesw - #213
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Description
Fixes blank output when using
cmatrix -cwith wide-character ncurses.Changes
ncurseswwhen detecting the curses library.ncursesandncurseswto be linked.addwstr()to render the Japanese characters used by-c.Testing
Tested on Fedora 44 with CMatrix 2.0.
Before this change:
produced blank output.
After this change,
cmatrix -ccorrectly displays the Japanese Matrix characters.