Added bidirectional synchronization of module edits with language server. All document edits made by any of the Yjs peers are sent to language server to apply to the file. Any local file changes cause reload, which is synchronized back to Yjs by finding a diff.
- Closes#7874
- Chosen solution: Use the dashboard's shortcut manager to register keybinds and match mouse shortcuts
- Switch existing shortcuts to shortcut manager as well
- Switch visualizations to use the shortcut manager too
- Closes#7865
- Implements all shortcuts for node selection, *except* the arrow key shortcut
- Adds circle cursor selection brush
- The fade out from inactivity (which is present in the Rust source code) is currently missing
Other changes:
- Change everything to use `pointerdown` as appropriate, to ensure the event handlers are called in the right order
# Important Notes
The arrow key shortcut to navigate to the nearest node in that direction *has not* been implemented.
This may need discussion on how it should work
The implementation in general is pretty inefficient - this is intentional, performance can be optimized in the future
- Closes#7733
- Add infrastructure for defining custom visualizations
- Add all visualizations
# Important Notes
⚠️ Changes made:
- "Fit all" has been changed to always animate - this is because behavior was previously inconsistent:
- the scatterplot would always animate on "Fit all", but
- the histogram would never animate on "Fit all"
# Important Notes
- Binary LS endpoint is not yet handled.
- The parsing of provided source is not entirely correct, as each line (including imports) is treated as node. The usage of actual enso AST for nodes is not yet implemented.
- Modifications to the graph state are not yet synchronized back to the language server.
Fixes#7737
Added structures representing Suggestion Database entries. Currently, the db is loaded from a snapshot from the old GUI.
Added an input to CB and use it to filter components. The interpretation is simple: the input is split by the last dot, and the left part is considered a qualified name, and the right part is a function name written by the user so far. I rewrote the filtering algorithm designed by @jdunkerley, changing it a bit, so we support qualified names instead of just a type name.
https://github.com/enso-org/enso/assets/3919101/76a957f6-e53f-49ad-996c-398cd7112fc6
# Important Notes
* The component list is now sorted from "first to select" to "least interesting". The panel itself cares about putting the first on the bottom.
* The suggestion db snapshot is very big, so it's instead loaded from external server.
