Option for escaping dropped paths for xonsh

[CouleeApps]

When dragging and dropping files into Ghostty, their paths are escaped by adding backslashes before separator characters. However, users of xonsh need a different escaping strategy since backslashes are not supported. I know of two different ways this is addressed in existing tools:

• In Terminal.app, you can hold Shift when dropping a file and the name will not be escaped at all. You get something like glennsmith@Glenns-MacBook-Pro ~ @ /Applications/Binary Ninja.app Technically this forms an invalid command, but you can pretty easily muscle memory typing an open quote, dragging in the file, and typing the closing quote.
• In iTerm2, there is an experimental option which replaces the backslash escaping with automatically adding single quotes around the file name. You get something like glennsmith@Glenns-MacBook-Pro ~ @ '/Applications/Binary Ninja.app' though actually iTerm's implementation only adds quotes if necessary, which makes it rather finicky when dropping files since you can never be sure if they will become a string or will just be pasted raw.

So while there are tradeoffs to both solutions, it is practically necessary to implement at least one of them before ghostty is possible to use with xonsh.