The interceptor now stays installed for the entire vim session, handling
both normal and insert modes. Esc switches from insert back to normal,
and /vim toggles the entire interceptor on/off.
Extensions can now intercept key events and wrap the editor's rendered
output via ctx.SetEditor/ctx.ResetEditor, enabling vim-like modal
editing, custom key bindings, and visual decorators.
Key fixes during development:
- Yaegi requires closure wrappers for struct function fields (bare
function references return zero values across the interpreter boundary)
- SetEditor/ResetEditor use async NotifyWidgetUpdate to avoid deadlocking
BubbleTea's event loop when called from HandleKey callbacks
- distributeHeight now uses renderInput() to account for interceptor
Render wrapper in height calculations
Ed Zynda