Issue 147 resolved

[supercoder-dev]

To solve the problem, we need to add a condition to check if the terminal is interactive before printing the message 'Interactive terminal is closed.'. This can be done by checking the presence of the '-i' or '-t' switches or any other relevant condition that determines interactivity. To solve the problem, we need to modify the on_after_interactive function to check if the terminal was interactive before returning the message 'Interactive terminal is closed.'. Specifically, we need to add a condition to check if is_interactive or is_tty is True before setting the message. To solve the problem, we need to add a conditional check to verify if the '-i' or '-t' switch is present in the options before printing the 'Interactive terminal is closed.' message.