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Add H/L as aliases for collapse/expand all
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -63,7 +63,7 @@ do **not** mark the parent itself as `changed`.
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**Decision.** Only the first level is visible. `→` expands and enters the
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first child, `←` collapses and goes to the parent, `space` toggles,
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`ctrl+→/←` expand/collapse all (see [ux-guide.md](ux-guide.md#navigation)).
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`L`/`H` (or `ctrl+→/←`) expand/collapse all (see [ux-guide.md](ux-guide.md#navigation)).
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`←` on an expanded node collapses it in place, so a node can be closed
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without leaving it. Remembered expansion is kept on collapse, but reset by
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"collapse all".
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@@ -183,8 +183,8 @@ colors in components.
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| `space` | Toggle expand/collapse of the selected submodule |
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| `→` / `l` | Collapsed with children: expand and select the first child. Expanded: select the first child. Leaf: nothing |
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| `←` / `h` | Expanded: collapse it (stays selected). Otherwise: collapse the parent and select it. Top level: nothing |
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| `ctrl+→` | Expand all; then follow the first child from the selection down to a submodule without children |
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| `ctrl+←` | Collapse all (resets remembered expansion); select the top-level ancestor |
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| `L` / `ctrl+→` | Expand all; then follow the first child from the selection down to a submodule without children |
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| `H` / `ctrl+←` | Collapse all (resets remembered expansion); select the top-level ancestor |
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| `home` / `g`, `end` / `G` | First / last submodule |
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| `pgup`, `pgdn` | Move by one screen |
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| `?` | Toggle full help |
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@@ -209,5 +209,6 @@ is selected, headers above it are shown too.
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## Accessibility and terminals
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- `SUBMARINE_ASCII=1`: ASCII symbols (`^ v > v . *`) instead of Unicode.
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- Some terminals or multiplexers capture `ctrl+←/→`; letter aliases can be
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added if needed.
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- Many setups capture `ctrl+←/→` (macOS Mission Control, some terminals and
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multiplexers), so expand/collapse all also work as `L` / `H`, the shifted
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vim keys for `→` / `←`.
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