-- as in, you can pass a command string as a string and have that be the input; running
> `funniPrompt("countall")`
is the same as running `funniPrompt()` and then entering `countall`.
Tested with
> funniPrompt("set element wall brick")
> funniPrompt("set amogussussy all water string")
> funniPrompt("nonexistyasdf")
> funniPrompt("countall")
Prompt is unkeybound: must call funniPrompt() in console
commands: set, test, fill, randomfill
> Usage: set [property] [element] [value] <type>
> Arguments are typed without framing characters.
> The element can be \"all\" to set the property for every pixel.
> Note: Strings can't have spaces because spaces are the separator used in the parsing split().
> Arguments in [brackets] are required and ones in <angle brackets> are optional."
> Usage: fill [overwrite (should be a bool)] [element] <additional elements>.
> Arguments in [brackets] are required and ones in <angle brackets> are optional.
> Usage: randomfill [overwrite (should be a bool) (default: true)]
> Arguments in [brackets] are required and ones in <angle brackets> are optional.