Improves the multikeyfile format by taking a single ship and a list of
life+key pairs, instead of a list of full seeds.
Also decouples these changes from the dawn event, once again putting a
single seed into it. In the multikeyfile case, keys are injected as
%rekey events to jael near the end of the boot sequence.
Haskell-side changes may or may not be incomplete, boot presently fails
at some unknown point with what looks like a noun conversion error.
New blit logic already stopped assuming the bottom line based on %nel
blits, instead looking at cursor position to determine if something
was getting drawn to the bottom of the screen or not.
Here, we stop overwriting the bottom line entirely (except for the
spinner), instead inserting the trace/slog directly above the bottom
line on-screen, without overwriting anything.
Side-effect of this is that trailing newlines are always there, so we
can stop including them explicitly.
This makes it so during `run`, you can inject a series of Events
into your Urbit. The `-I` injection was implemented in Vere, and
has been ported to KH, with the extended `--inject-event-list`
flag which handles a jammed list of events.
Also included is a sample generator which builds a list of events.
Make KingSubsite part of ServConf, handle 404 case more gracefully, make
slog endpoint send SSE headers immediately.
Remaining work mostly revolves around the slog endpoint's slog queue. It
builds up even if nobody is listening, and only the first to pull from
the queue gets to handle/emit the slog event.
This changes startup so we get the size of the current terminal
to send to Urbit on startup. We then subscribe to terminal size
change notifications and send those to your Urbit via the terminal
muxing system.
In the case where there are multiple terminal connections to your
Urbit, set the terminal size to the minimum of the widths.
If you connect to an urbit using the remote terminal code,
slogs would not be printed to them since they were hard
coded to be printed to stderr. This threads slog printing
to the terminal driver, and puts them in scrollback.
(It does not actually fix slogs being printed on one line.)
There was a TODO in runShips about how the different layers of the
RIO environment had to be changed, so that there was a layer between
KingEnv and PierEnv for things shared between individual Piers, but
which weren't used outside of any PierEnv. This addresses those
TODOs by creating RunningEnv, which for now just owns MultiEyreApi
and makes it so we don't have to pass the entire thing around
explicitly.
The IP handling stuff will go in RunningEnv in a following patch.
