I have had something similar happen when I was running a terminal program that used the xterm mouse sequences (like vim or tmux) on a remote machine and lost my network connection. Every mouse click sent the escape sequence to the screen until I started and stopped a program that used the xterm escape sequences again.
From time to time, one of my iterm2 windows starts to develop an unhealthy interest in other people's mouse clicks that change the selected window. When this situation ensues, every time I click on a window, an escape sequence arrives in the inout buffer of this window. It's not the 'null on idle' business, that's not turned on and the sequence is not a null.
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