Full Crossplatform Support

[curlpipe]

There are probably lots of bugs on windows and macOS, worth investigating and making Ox work smoothly on both platforms

• [ ] Full Windows support
  • [x] Rendering is broken due to keyboard flags - remove when on windows
  • [x] Completely and totally ignore key release on windows
  • [x] Investigate pairs not working
  • [x] Normalise shift_punctuation key presses
  • [x] Fix plug-in downloading
  • [x] Fix blank curl errors when trying to use plug-in manager
  • [x] Fix spam on git plug-in
  • [x] Fix path prompt
  • [x] Fix random panic (patch editor API!!!)
  • [ ] Document windows specific information
• [ ] Full macOS support
  • [ ] Document macos specific information
  • [x] On standard mac terminal, convert all ansi codes into more sensible colours and provide warning on default terminal
  • [ ] Some key bindings simply do not work
  • [ ] Stdin freezes macOS
  • [x] Make plug-in directory (and .config) if it doesn't exist
• [x] Add windows and macos binary options on releases

[curlpipe]

There are still a few minor issues across windows and macOS, but these remain unsolved due to various reasons including

• Issues with libraries that Ox uses
• Limitations on the various platforms

For now, on both windows, linux and macOS, Ox can open multiple files, save them and exit as well as handle basic plug-ins very well. The only part in which things fall apart is when using the more advanced plug-ins or plug-ins that use key bindings that are not yet caught by crossterm.

I'll be closing this issue and hopefully anything remaining will resolve itself when libraries Ox uses add support for various key bindings. I may look into contributing to these libraries and help bring this functionality in.