Add Mod+Shift+N shortcut to create scratch buffer without name prompt - #473
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New Shortcut quickly creates a new scratch file without promoting the name/location dialog UI,
Helpful for when you just want to have a new file created without bothering about name/location.
Solution is pretty straightforward and actually pretty small, it just generates a `Scratch ${n}` name based on the length of current buffers.
…h ${Object.keys(this.buffers).length + 1}`"
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So instead of being lazy and waiting for the change, I created the feature myself:D, this closes #472
New Shortcut (MOD+SHIFT+N) quickly creates a new scratch file without promoting the name/location dialog UI, Helpful for when you just want to have a new file created without bothering about name/location.
Solution is pretty straightforward and actually pretty small, it just generates a
Scratch ${n}name based on the length of current buffers.It actually turned out to be a very small feature tbh:D
