feat(tui): jump to a split pane by its ordinal badge - #1257
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M-1..M-9 and C-1..C-9 focus the pane wearing that number; digit 0 focuses the session list. This replaces the old C-1=list / C-2=first-pane mapping so the digit matches the badge. The vim profile also binds C-w 0..9. Clicking a list-row badge focuses that pane.
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What
The pane-ordinal badges from #1251 are now an address, not just a locator. One rule everywhere: digit N goes to the pane wearing badge N; digit 0 goes to the session list.
M-1..M-9/M-0— the accelerator that works in every terminal (emacs winum convention; Alt+digit arrives ESC-prefixed even without kitty protocol).C-1..C-9/C-0— the same jump for kitty-protocol terminals.C-w 1..C-w 9/C-w 0— the same numbering behind the existing window-command prefix.Digits 1..9 only fire while badges are on screen (two or more panes), so a lone focused child PTY keeps its own Alt/Ctrl+digit bindings. Digit 0 is the always-available list jump.
Breaking change
C-1used to jump to the session list andC-2to the first pane. Once badges were painted that read as a bug (badge1+C-1focused the other pane). The list jump moved to digit 0.C-x Tabis unchanged.Spec
specs/0199-split-pane-ordinal-badges.mdnow records the addressing rule.specs/0140-terminal-keyboard-disambiguation.mdand the lineage-section spec are updated so they no longer describe the oldC-1= list mapping.Testing
digit_0_keystroke_jumps_focus_to_the_session_list—C-0/M-0jump to the list from any split window.digit_keystroke_focuses_the_pane_wearing_that_badge—C-1/M-2/C-3match badges; out-of-range is a no-op.pane_digits_fall_through_when_there_are_no_badges—C-1no longer steals a single-pane PTY;M-0still jumps to the list.vim_c_w_digit_focuses_the_matching_pane+ keymapC-w 0..9bindings.clicking_a_list_row_badge_focuses_that_pane.This PR only touches
crates/cli→ relevant binary isconstruct.