there’s always the boring janitorial stuff (e.g. i renamed a few files, moved some stuff around, fixed a mem leak and a potential crash, etc.)
the cooler change is that I finally added testing! testing an app like this is infinitely more annoying than something like a chess engine (shameless plug) because it’s built around IO. I followed in fuzzel’s footsteps and did integration testing in a shell script, which isn’t something i realized is practical until seeing it used there. the very sparse tests actually already did find a bug, but i’ll fix it later……
the testing is to set up more disruptive features i’ll add later, like implementing the ext-data-control protocol on top of wlr-data-control, and I want to make sure they won’t break anything without having to manually test