Hi, thank you for the great package!

Bug Report

wrap-ansi can distribute escape sequence to wrapped lines. However, if there are multiple escape sequences only one of them is distributed.

Code

import chalk from 'chalk';
import wrapAnsi from 'wrap-ansi';

const greenString = chalk.green('This is a green string.')

console.log(splitWithRedLines(wrapAnsi(greenString, 10)));

const boldString = chalk.bold('This is a bold string.')

console.log(splitWithRedLines(wrapAnsi(boldString, 10)));

const blueBoldString = chalk.blue.bold('This is a blue and bold string.')

console.log(splitWithRedLines(wrapAnsi(blueBoldString, 10)));

function splitWithRedLines(string) {
  return string.split("\n").join(chalk.red("\n---\n"))
}

Result

<img width="111" alt="スクリーンショット 2022-07-21 0 05 55" src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/748348/180016785-bd5df054-9340-4d9c-809a-ff80208c1470.png">

For greenString and boldString, corresponding escape sequences (\x1B[32m and \x1B[1m) are correctly copied to each line of resulting string.

However, for blueBoldString which contains two escape sequences (\x1B[34m\x1B[1m), only one of them (\x1B[1m) is copied to each line, and the other (\x1B[34m) remains at the very start of the resulting string.

As a result, the resulting string may break when another styled string intervenes the lines.