Add --auto-next flag to skip the post-success prompt in watch mode#2417
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After passing an exercise, the watch loop currently waits for `n` before advancing. Add an opt-in `--auto-next` flag that renders the "Exercise done" screen for ~1.5s, then auto-advances to the next pending exercise and runs it. Auto-advance only fires on success; a failing exercise still stops at the prompt. The `n:next` key is hidden from the prompt when --auto-next is on, but the user can still press `n` to skip ahead manually. --auto-next is compatible with --manual-run: pressing `r` triggers a check, and on success the loop auto-advances the same way.
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closing for the same reason as #2411 |
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After passing an exercise, the watch loop currently waits for
nbefore advancing. Add an opt-in--auto-nextflag that renders the "Exercise done" screen for ~1.5s, then auto-advances to the next pending exercise and runs it. Auto-advance only fires on success a failing exercise still stops at the prompt.The
n:nextkey is hidden from the prompt when --auto-next is on, but the user can still pressnto skip ahead manually.--auto-next is compatible with --manual-run: pressing
rtriggers a check and on success the loop auto-advances the same way.