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feat: edit saved annotations from manager - #73
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Let users correct saved feedback without recapturing the selection or changing its provenance and ordering. Reuse the existing comment editor. Keep active records when they differ from an archive snapshot, so an archive action in another pane cannot delete a successfully saved edit. Reject stale saves and keep their drafts open so two manager panes cannot silently overwrite each other's feedback.
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Closes #68.
You can now press
ein the manager to edit a saved comment.Ctrl+Ssaves andEsccancels, without changing the selected text or where it came from.A save from another pane won't be overwritten, and archiving won't lose an edit.
Checked with all 123 Rust tests and the terminal test suite (150 screens).