deemphasize the source editor

Dependencies

• [2] BH7BT36L ctrl+a: select entire buffer
• [3] 4CTZOJPC stop pretending globals are local
• [4] BLWAYPKV extract a module
• [5] IYW7X3WL left/right cursor movement, deleting characters
• [6] TVCPXAAU rename
• [7] UEE5W7WJ document one more shortcut
• [8] OTIBCAUJ love2d scaffold
• [9] 6LJZN727 handle chords
• [10] D4FEFHQC flesh out Readme
• [11] KKMFQDR4 editing source code from within the app
• [*] FS2ITYYH record a known issue

Change contents

• edit in source.lua at line 1
  [3.165766]

  [3.165767]
  + -- Source editor that lets me edit the app from within. However, it's a sharp

  + -- tool. I find it convenient, but I also often end up in a bad state that

  + -- requires dropping down to external tools (editor, file manager) to fix.

  + --

  + -- Downstream forks provide a better, "freewheeling" experience for editing

  + -- apps live. The source editor provides a half-baked experience for editing

  + -- some of the primitives used by true freewheeling apps.
• replacement in main.lua at line 1
  [3.2]→[3.184079:184171](∅→∅)
  − -- Entrypoint for the app. You can edit this file from within the app if

  − -- you're careful.
  [3.2]

  [3.184171]
  + -- Wrapper that combines the app with a 'source editor' that allows editing

  + -- the app in place.

  + --

  + -- The source editor is a sharp tool. I find it convenient, but I also often

  + -- end up in a bad state that requires dropping down to external tools

  + -- (editor, file manager) to fix.

  + --

  + -- Downstream forks provide a better, "freewheeling" experience for editing

  + -- apps live. The source editor provides a half-baked experience for editing

  + -- some of the primitives used by true freewheeling apps.
• edit in README.md at line 37
  [2.739]→[3.210405:210438](∅→∅),[3.91]→[3.210405:210438](∅→∅)
  − * `ctrl+e` to modify the sources