v3.19.0

fastf 3.19.0: your shell in the project folder, right where the app is

X starts the agent in the project's folder in the app's own terminal. $
now does the same for your shell. Press it on a project and the app steps
aside, your shell ($SHELL) starts in that project's folder, and exit
brings the app back where you left it.

• No setup. Nothing goes into your .bashrc. fastf starts a shell in
  the folder, the way it starts the agent; it never moves the shell you
  started fastf from.
• Works over ssh. t opens a new terminal window and needs a desktop
  for it; $ uses the terminal you are already in.
• Your shell as you know it. It starts the way a terminal tab starts it,
  with your prompt, aliases and PATH. On Windows it is PowerShell.

t is now titled "Open a terminal window", so the pair reads like x and
X: a window of its own, or here.

Ctrl-C belongs to what you are running

Ctrl-C typed to an agent X started could reach fastf too. Once the agent
was done, the app quit with aborted., and a second Ctrl-C closed fastf
while the agent was still running. Now Ctrl-C goes only to the agent, or to
the command running in the $ shell. Closing the window still closes fastf.

fastf term on the command line still opens a new window. A command cannot
move the shell it was typed into; cd "$(fastf path ID0047)" does that.

How it works: docs/app.md

What's Changed

• packaging: bump both AUR packages to 3.18.1-1 by @cristocola in #132
• fastf 3.19.0: $ opens your shell in the project folder, in the app's terminal by @cristocola in #133

Full Changelog: v3.18.1...v3.19.0