# RULE: Help is THE INDEX of the builtins — every one of them, and every way
# to run it — not a listing of leader paths. Three columns, all derived at
# comptime from config.zig's own tables: the SPC path (leader_path), the name,
# and every other shortcut bound to that name (window_keys and jump_keys' `cmd`
# columns, look_cmd/exec_cmd with their keys and mouse buttons, a word in
# topbar_str). A builtin added tomorrow is a row here with nothing to edit.
#
# The cases this exists for are the ones a leader listing could not show:
# Look and Exec have NO SPC path — their shortcuts are Enter/Tab and the two
# mouse buttons — Theme has no shortcut at all, because a key path can never
# carry the name of a theme, and Filter is reached from terminal tags rather
# than the leader. All are rows, and their blank columns are the information.
#
# `SPC ?` mid-chord is the SAME array read with a non-empty prefix, which is
# why there is one builtin here and not two: the group filter drops the
# path-less rows by itself, and the reference page is the filter's empty case.
lines notes.txt 6
start 66 120 notes.txt
wait 8000 notes.txt
stable 700 20000
snap boot
# SPC ? at the ROOT. Focus follows the listing — you asked to read it.
key space ?
wait 10000 SPC c n
stable 700 15000
snap index
# The tail of the same listing: the window group carries BOTH spellings of
# each Ctrl-w chord (the table carries both), and past the last path come the
# builtins SPC cannot reach. `ge` walks the buffer's own body to the end.
key g e
stable 700 15000
snap index-tail
# n/N here run NOTHING, and no longer could: they are a MOTION, and the only
# thing they do is move the selection onto look-able text. A row here is a key
# path and a NAME — this list holds Kill, Del and Delcol — and a name is not a
# path, so the ring finds nothing to stop on in this buffer or in the file
# above it. Three presses, and the panes and the listing are all where they
# were. Picking a command is executing its row, two snaps down.
key n
key n
key n
stable 700 15000
snap not-a-picker
# and the mid-chord filter is untouched: `SPC w ?` still answers "what can w
# still reach", rewriting the same +Help buffer with just that group — the four
# directional moves, each now also showing the Ctrl-w chord that is the other
# way in, and none of the path-less builtins, which `w` cannot reach.
key space w ?
wait 10000 Right
stable 700 15000
snap window-group
# back to the whole index, and a NAME in it is live text like anywhere else:
# middle-click `Tutor` and the tutor opens. That is how a list of commands is
# picked from — you run the row you want and the ones you passed stay unrun,
# which is the whole reason n/N were never allowed to be the picker.
#
# The one place in this suite a builtin cannot be added for free: the click is
# a SCREEN coordinate, so every row inserted above `SPC h t` in the listing
# moves Tutor down one and this number with it. The five clipboard builtins
# put three there — SPC P, SPC R and SPC Y, uppercase sorting ahead of the
# lowercase `SPC h`; the eleven panel effects now follow them as well.
key space ?
wait 10000 SPC c n
stable 700 15000
press middle 20 65
release middle 20 65
wait 10000 PARDES TUTOR
stable 700 15000
snap tutor-from-index