inline-editor

# Inline Editor Implementation ## Overview The inline editor (`tmux_inline_edit`) lets users edit files directly within the file browser preview pane using their preferred terminal editor (vim, nvim, nano, etc.) without leaving the TUI. The file tree remains visible during editing. **Core Principle**: This is NOT a terminal emulator. Tmux manages the PTY backend; Sidecar acts as an input/output relay, similar to the workspace plugin's interactive mode. ## Architecture ### Components 1. **Entry Layer** (`internal/plugins/filebrowser/inline_edit.go`): Creates tmux sessions, manages editor lifecycle 2. **Rendering Layer** (`internal/plugins/filebrowser/view.go`, `inline_edit.go`): Renders editor content within preview pane 3. **Input Layer** (`internal/plugins/filebrowser/plugin.go`, `mouse.go`): Routes keys/clicks to editor or confirmation dialog 4. **TTY Model** (`internal/tty/tty.go`): Handles tmux capture, cursor overlay, and input forwarding ### Data Flow ``` User presses 'e' on file -> enterInlineEditMode() -> tmux new-session -d -s {sessionName} {editor} {path} -> InlineEditStartedMsg -> handleInlineEditStarted() -> tty.Model.Enter() -> Start polling tmux capture-pane -> renderInlineEditorContent() in preview pane -> User types -> tty.Model forwards to tmux -> User exits -> SessionDeadMsg or exit keys -> exitInlineEditMode() -> Refresh preview ``` ## Key Files | File | Purpose | |------|---------| | `internal/plugins/filebrowser/inline_edit...