Add Tselect command to filter matching tags#1203
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This commit adds a command roughly equivalent to :tselect
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I am closing this PR in favor of #1281 which does not conflict with master |
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This commit adds a command roughly equivalent to :tselect.
The use can now call Tselect with an optional query. If a query
is specified, all matches for that query are looked up and loaded
for filtering into an fzf window. If no query is specified, the top
tag on the tagstack is used (just like tselect)
This commit borrows some code from https://github.com/zackhsi/fzf-tags