Following up on the comment on #5365 - this drops fgetln from
prompt-history.c (its only remaining caller) in favor of getline, and
removes the fgetln compat shim entirely since nothing references it
anymore: the compat.h declaration, compat/fgetln.c itself, and its
entry in configure.ac's AC_REPLACE_FUNCS list.
fgetln doesn't null-terminate its returned buffer when the final line
in the file lacks a trailing newline, so the old loop had a second
branch to heap-copy and manually terminate that case. getline always
null-terminates regardless, so that branch goes away and the loop
becomes uniform.
Verified with a real build (ubuntu-24.04 container, same
--enable-utf8proc --enable-asan configure CI uses): crafted a history
file with a normal entry, a blank line, and a final entry with no
trailing newline at EOF (the exact case the removed branch existed
for), loaded it through a real ASan-built tmux via show-prompt-history,
all three entries came back correctly. Full regress suite is otherwise
clean against this change.
Checks that once a control client is marked for exit the server stops
queueing notifications for it (PR 5357). The client's output is drained only
slowly so a backlog holds the exit handshake open; the client is then
detached and the window renamed, and the %window-renamed notifications must
not appear in the client's output stream.
redefine NOTHING as /actually/ nothing. Use it for commands which
actually make no change. Fixes flickering due to excessive redrawing of
indicator lines. Mostly from Michael Grant.
key table accessed by g (short for "gove and/or gesize") for floating
panes. So "C-b g Up" moves the pane to top-centre, "C-b g M-Up" moves
and resizes it. This means we not only do not lose the surprisingly
popular { and } bindings, but we can have more than four keys for moving
and resizing panes.
