metta+> Imperative Commands Not Working with swipl-win

[TeamSPoon]

When running the MeTTa interpreter, I observe that imperative commands behave differently depending on whether I start with swipl-win or swipl. Specifically, commands like prolog. (to drop into the Prolog shell) and ls. (to list directory contents) work when using swipl but do not function as expected when using swipl-win.

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Start the MeTTa interpreter with:
   • swipl -l prolog/metta_lang/metta_interp.pl (console environment).
   • swipl-win -l prolog/metta_lang/metta_interp.pl (graphical environment).
2. At the metta+> prompt, try the following:
   • prolog. to enter the Prolog shell.
   • ls. to list directory contents.

Expected Behavior:
Commands like prolog. and ls. should function the same way regardless of whether swipl or swipl-win is used to start the MeTTa interpreter.

Actual Behavior:

• When using swipl, these commands work as expected.
• When using swipl-win, the commands fail to execute.

Additional Information:

• The difference in behavior between swipl and swipl-win is unclear.
• If additional configuration or setup is required for swipl-win, it is not mentioned in the documentation.

Request:
Please clarify whether swipl-win requires specific configuration to support these commands or if this is a limitation or bug. If it is a bug, a fix or workaround would be greatly appreciated.