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This continues the work started in #430, and fixes #439 and #449. It's not what I'd call perfect — I want to move the diagnostics handling into
Workspace
, and I'm not in love with the wayAppControls.svelte
calls methods exposed byRepl.svelte
, though it sure is handy that that's possible — but it feels way more solid than it did before.Essentially, this moves all the
EditorState
handling intoWorkspace
, where it belongs, rather than inEditor.svelte
where it was necessary to mess around with$effect
in a convoluted and inefficient manner. Having the logic in one place makes everything somewhat easier to follow.