Allow the input buffer to navigate chat while keeping focus#172
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Allow the input buffer to navigate chat while keeping focus#172
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Navigate to the previous user message in the chat buffer while keeping focus in the input buffer. Uses other-window-scroll-buffer (set at session setup) to find the chat window, which also enables built-in C-M-v / C-M-S-v scrolling for free. No default keybinding — users can bind it in their config.
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This adds input-side navigation of user messages and keeps Emacs's ordinary other-window commands aimed at the right chat buffer, locally per session. It builds on #165, but makes the linkage local and completes the navigation.