Fix arrow keys#319
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This pull request introduces configuration improvements across several development environment files, focusing on enhanced keyboard support, funding configuration, and minor performance tweaks. The most significant changes are grouped below by theme.
Development environment enhancements:
wezterm/wezterm.luato improve keyboard handling, particularly for modifier keys, and updated the comment to clarify tmux's role in forwarding extkeys.tmux/tmux.confby appending,xterm*:extkeysto the terminal features, enhancing compatibility with advanced keyboard input.Project configuration:
.github/FUNDING.ymlfile to specify supported funding platforms and provide a structure for sponsorship options.Performance and settings adjustments:
ttimeoutlensetting fromnvim/lua/basic.lua, possibly to rely on the default or simplify timeout configurations.