feat: add a dedicated SCISSORS_EDITOR override#13
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Lets a caller point scissors at a specific editor or flags (e.g. a GUI editor with a dedicated window) without overriding $VISUAL/$EDITOR, which the rest of the shell relies on. Mirrors git's GIT_EDITOR.
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SCISSORS_EDITOR, a dedicated editor override resolved ahead of$VISUAL>$EDITOR>vi, mirroring git'sGIT_EDITOR. It lets a caller point scissors at a specific editor or flags (e.g. a GUI editor with a dedicated, focused window) without overriding$VISUAL/$EDITOR, which the rest of the shell relies on.A
resolve_editortest pins the new priority; the README documents the order and the GUI-window use case.