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---@class InactiveRegionsModule
---@field config InactiveRegionsConfig
---@field ns integer Namespace ID for highlights
---@field _state InactiveRegionsState Internal state
local InactiveRegions = {}

---@class InactiveRegionsConfig
---@field opacity number Opacity level for inactive regions (0.0-1.0)
---@field namespace string? Custom namespace name
---@field debounce_ms integer Debounce delay for updates in milliseconds

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name: snapshot
run-name: snapshot pre-release from build2 CI bindist

on:
  # Trigger on completion of any check suite.
  #
  # This triggering mechanism enables the workflow to automatically detect when
  # a potential new build might be available on the CI server. That is, we
  # avoid having to periodically poll the CI server.
  check_suite:

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;;; dotemacs-mouse.el --- Persistent selections -*- lexical-binding: t -*-

;;; Commentary:
;;
;; Architectural Overview
;;
;; Overlay-Based Selection Model
;;
;; Represent selections using overlays instead of the point/mark pair:
;;

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;; By default, Which-key doesn't give much help for prefix-keys.  It
;; either shows the generic description, "+prefix", or the name of a
;; prefix-command, which usually isn't as descriptive as we'd like.
;;
;; Here are some descriptions for the default bindings in `global-map'
;; and `org-mode-map'.

(which-key-add-key-based-replacements
  "<f1> 4"        "help-other-win"
  "<f1>"          "help"

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;;; appearance-control-sequences.el --- Terminal control sequence integration -*- lexical-binding: t -*-

;;; Commentary:
;;
;; This module synchronizes Emacs' background color with the terminal background
;; by using VT100 control sequences.  It supports both setting the background
;; color (using the "\e]11;" sequence) and resetting it on exit (using "\e]111;"
;; if available, or restoring the original color otherwise).
;;

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;;; appearance.el --- System theme integration via D-Bus -*- lexical-binding: t -*-

;;; Commentary:
;; 
;; This module provides automatic synchronization between Emacs themes
;; and the system appearance settings (light/dark mode) via D-Bus.
;;
;; NOTE: This *only* works with desktop environments that support the
;; org.freedesktop.appearance portal interface.