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    "Send Device Attributes". I analyzed the terminal logs and could see
    that Emacs sent the following sequences:

      home cnorm cvvis \E[60d el rmkx cnorm rmcup op ^M smcup cvvis smkx
      \E[>0c \E>4;1m \E[60;1H

Can you find where in the code of Emacs it sends \E[>0c?
A breakpoint at emacs_tputs should make it easy enough,
especially a conditional breakpoint.