[PATCH] ANSI background color malfunction

Bug #1980523 reported by Leo Savernik
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Bug Description

Ubuntu 22.04 LTS

In the latest konsole I noticed that ANSI background tinting stopped working properly:

\033]11;#320000\a

where #320000 can be any #rrggbb color code.

*Steps to reproduce*

1. Open fresh Konsole
2. (optional) Fill screen with arbitrary foreground content
3. printf '\033]11;#320000\a'

*Expected results*

Whole Terminal background is immediately tinted dark red.

*Actual results*

Terminal background stays black.

Only if terminal window is forced to be repainted, the background tint will show.

Fixed in Upstream Konsole: https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=455554

"--- Comment #4 from <email address hidden> ---
Fixed in v22.04.0. There won't be further v21.12 releases from KDE
(https://community.kde.org/Schedules), but FWIW the commit that fixes this bug
(2f2ae3d9bb8a44fa987c10cc4b2a9018d34f300b) applies cleanly on top of v21.12.3,
so maybe the Kubuntu konsole package maintainers could backport it.
"

Please consider backporting to 22.04 LTS.

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