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With split-window-preferred-direction defaulting to 'longest, we might
have entered an era where Emacs now truly dwim out of the box?
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My goal with this option: keep a useful snippet highlighted in window
X while working in window Y.
Unfortunate side-effect: if both windows display the same buffer,
activating the mark in window X causes visual noise in window Y.
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Never used it. Got in the habit of hitting ¹²³ directly (one AltGr
away on fr-latin9) C-x 8 ^ if necessary.
Could customize -style to 'unicode, but then -{start,end}-tag cannot
be empty, and I'd much rather avoid the [brackets].
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Port to use-package, which allows me to write a rantionale.
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A built-in implementation is cooking over at bug#77544; meanwhile,
page-break-lines has been janking on occasion (e.g. when looking at
diffs, in Magit or in email attachments).
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Had hoped I'd port all of this to use-package in init.el, but the
March of Progress was too fast for me.
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… sort of. Emacs apps will stuff all manner of transient state under
user-emacs-directory by default, so full XDG compliance would probably
involve customizing them all to instead use ~/.cache but 🤷
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