Exception when calling TextPrompt.DefaultValue(value) with brackets

[maragnus]

Information

• OS: MacOS
• Version: 0.46.1.preview.0.8
• Terminal: iTerm

Describe the bug

TextPrompt.DefaultValue is not escaped when displayed in TextPrompt.

To Reproduce

  var queryStr = "root['config'][0]";

  AnsiConsole.Prompt(new TextPrompt<string?>("Query: ").DefaultValue(queryStr).AllowEmpty());

Exception is thrown: System.InvalidOperationException: Could not find color or style ''config''.

Workaround of using Markup.Escape() is not suitable as it retains the markup.

  var result = AnsiConsole.Prompt(new TextPrompt<string?>("Query:").DefaultValue(Markup.Escape(queryStr)).AllowEmpty());

Result retains escaping: root[['config']][[0]]

A clear and concise description of what the bug is.

Expected behavior DefaultValue is escaped when displayed.

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[Mystler]

I can confirm running into this issue as well. I have a prompt to set names for objects with the previous name as a default option so a user can just press enter for no change. If the name is set to something like "[ABC] DEF" it will except when trying to parse markup in the default value display on follow-up name changes.