dcdpr / jp / 28454779385

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feat(editor, inquire, cli, config): Add inline reply widget and unified editor backend (#814)

JP now accepts replies inline — without requiring a configured external
editor.
While the assistant is streaming, or while tools are running, pressing
`Ctrl+C`
and choosing `r` opens a rich, multi-line prompt built on `reedline`
instead of
spawning an editor. `Ctrl+X` inside the widget escapes to the external
editor
and returns with its contents; `Ctrl+C` backs out to the interrupt menu.

The same inline widget drives the tool argument-edit, result-edit, and
skip-reasoning flows in `ToolPrompter`. None of these require a
configured
editor anymore — the editor is the escape hatch, not the only path.

## Configuring your editor

The file being edited is appended as the final argument, so editors that
fork
into the background must be told to wait. Pick the line for your editor:

```toml
[editor]
# VS Code — `--wait` is required so JP blocks until you close the tab.
cmd = "code --wait"

# Other common editors (uncomment one):
# cmd = "vim"                                  # vim (use "nvim" for Neovim)
# cmd = "hx"                                   # Helix
# cmd = "subl --wait"                          # Sublime Text
# cmd = "zed --wait"                           # Zed
# cmd = "emacsclient -nw --alternate-editor="  # Emacs (reuses a running daemon)

# Editors that need a pipeline or shell wrapper use the table form with
# `shell = true` (Unix only — on Windows wrap the logic in a script and point
# `program` at it with `shell = false`):
# cmd = { program = "my-editor-wrapper", args = ["--flag"], shell = true }

# If `cmd` is unset, JP falls back to these environment variables, in order:
envs = ["JP_EDITOR", "VISUAL", "EDITOR"]

[editor.inline]
# Keybindings for JP's *inline* reply widget — independent of which external
# editor `Ctrl+X` opens.
edit_mode = "emacs"   # "emacs" (default) or "vi"

[interrupt.streaming]
action = "prompt"          # prompt | continue |... (continued)

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