trunk: resume before the Reload experiment

Empty marker on the last pre-Reload change. Keep the Reload experiment on reload (3801914), its first change on reload-start (200a1fc), and the unfinished performance investigation on reload-perf-wip.

1 files changed, 25 insertions, 43 deletions

diff --git a/test/snapshots/tagpath.snap b/test/snapshots/tagpath.snap
index 739008a1..cf431fa1 100644
--- a/test/snapshots/tagpath.snap
+++ b/test/snapshots/tagpath.snap
@@ -1,68 +1,50 @@
-# THE PATH IN A TAG IS SELECTABLE, NOT EDITABLE.
-# tag_col/tag_anchor index the WHOLE rendered tag (prefix ++ tail) — one
-# coordinate space, no conversions: the renderer prints the cursor at tag_col
-# verbatim and a mouse column IS a tag column. So motions and sweeps reach the
-# path, a selection over it yanks and executes like any other text, and the
-# ONLY thing fenced off is EDITING: every edit op measures from the first
-# editable column (tagPrefix().len) and does nothing to the left of it.
-#
-# The prefix IS the path now — the mode word that used to lead it is a single
-# character in the layout box — so column 0 of the tag is the path's first byte.
+# Filename drafts share the selectable tag coordinate space with commands.
+# Escape cancels; Enter changes buffer identity, never renames a disk file.
 lines c.txt 4
-start 30 100 c.txt
-wait 8000 New Newcol
+start 31 100 c.txt
+wait 8000 Newcol Joincol
 wait 8000 c.txt
 stable 700 20000
 snap start
-# --- keyboard: select part of the PATH ---
-# `:` parks at the tail's start (the first EDITABLE column) — unchanged, that
-# is what makes `:w<Tab>` the same two keystrokes every time
 key :
 stable 400 5000
 snap colon
-# 0 goes to column 0 of the RENDERED tag: the path's leading "/", a column the
-# keyboard could not name at all before
 key 0
 stable 400 5000
 snap col0
-# E: extend to the end of the long word under the cursor — the style capture
-# shows ONE highlighted run over the whole path, read-only prefix though it is
 key E
 stable 400 5000
 snap sel-path
 snapstyle sel-path
-# y yanks the selection. Esc hands the body back; p pastes the register into
-# the file, which is the only way a snapshot can see what was yanked.
 key y
 key esc
 settle 100
-stable 400 5000
 key p
 stable 400 5000
 snap yanked-path
-# --- mouse: a sweep across the prefix/tail boundary ---
-# a left press on a tagline anchors a TAG sweep (not the body's block
-# selection), so the drag paints one run of the tag row. Press at col 12
-# (inside the path), release at col 42 (just past "Save" in the tail): the
-# highlight crosses the boundary — screen col 36, where the tail starts, four
-# columns left of where it used to be — in one piece, which is the whole point
-# of there being one coordinate space.
-press left 12 2
-drag left 30 2
-drag left 42 2
-release left 42 2
+# Sweep across the path / command boundary without injected padding.
+press left 12 3
+drag left 30 3
+drag left 42 3
+release left 42 3
 stable 400 5000
 snap drag-cross
 snapstyle drag-cross
-# --- the path is inert to editing ---
-# a plain click INSIDE the path leaves the cursor there (no clamp into the
-# tail), in insert mode like any tag click — and then typing and backspace do
-# NOTHING: the tag row below is byte-identical to the one in `yanked-path`.
-press left 12 2
-release left 12 2
+key esc
+settle 100
+key :
+key 0
+key i
+text /renamed
 stable 400 5000
-text ZZNOPE
-key bs
-key bs
+snap name-draft
+key esc
+stable 400 5000
+snap name-cancelled
+key :
+key 0
+key i
+text /renamed
+key enter
 stable 400 5000
-snap path-inert
+snap name-committed