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@@ -347,14 +347,6 @@ What we're verifying: in dirvish, d now duplicates the file at point (delete-to- - Answer no first (confirm nothing happens), then press D again and answer yes - Note whether sudo prompts for a password and whether the file actually disappears Expected: d duplicates; D names the exact targets and only deletes on yes; the files are gone with no trash copy. If sudo needs a password that shell-command can't supply, flag it — the delete may need to route through a tty instead. -*** VERIFY C-; b + arrow pulls a window away from a fullscreen window -What we're verifying: when one window fills the frame (e.g. a fullscreen terminal), C-; b then an arrow keeps the current window on the arrow's edge and slivers the previous buffer in on the opposite side, then each further arrow shrinks the current window step by step (windsize-paced) — the reverse of resizing an existing split. The arrow→side mapping is unit-tested and the geometry checked in a headless frame; this is the live feel. -- Make a single window fill the frame (C-x 1), ideally a terminal (F12 ghostel or F9 ai-term) -- Press C-; b then <down> — confirm the terminal stays at the bottom near-full and the previous buffer slivers in at the top (not a 50/50 jump), focus staying on the terminal -- Keep pressing <down> — confirm the terminal shrinks toward the bottom a step at a time and the reveal grows -- Repeat from a fresh single window with <up> (terminal stays at top), <left> (terminal stays left), <right> (terminal stays right) -- With two windows already present, confirm C-; b + arrow still resizes as before (the sticky bare-arrow nudge) -Expected: from a sole window, the current window keeps the arrow's edge and shrinks from near-full in windsize steps while the previous buffer fills the opposite side; from a multi-window frame, the old resize behavior is unchanged. ** PROJECT [#A] Theme-Studio Open Work Parent grouping the open theme-studio / theming issues; close each child independently. |