1.2.0

As Steve Ballmer famously said: Fixes! Fixes! Fixes! We do one better and also have new features.
I expect the rate of releases to rise quadratically from now on. 1.1e19.0 should be out in a few weeks.

To Linux package maintainers: We now added an official recommendation for package names to our README.

Changes

• The Open/Save file dialog now features filename autocompletion (#185, #464) (thanks 0x4C33 (@haoruilee))
• The encoding picker is now 100% less confusing and has a fuzzy search field (#255) (thanks b6k)
  If you couldn't find Shift-JIS before, because we called it "ibm-943_P15A-2003", rest easy: It's now called "Shift_JIS" as you'd expect.
• Control characters are now shown in yellow (#378)
  This will make it a lot easier to spot them at a glance!
• You can now duplicate lines by simply pressing Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V (#405)
• We'll now detect if your terminal treats "ambiguous" characters as "wide" (#406)
  This may be a welcome change for those of you who use CJK characters on Linux. It also fixes issues with the older Windows Console when you use fonts such as "MS Gothic".
• Seeking across lines is now up to hundreds of times faster (#408)
  If you had issues browsing 1GB+ files before: Now you don't. On my CPU it runs at up to 160GB/s!

Bug Fixes

• Fixed a virtual memory leak on Windows (#404)
• Fixed a bug preventing you from selecting tabs (#412)
• We're experimenting with fixes for those of you who see random input or hangs when you launch Edit (#416, #424)
• The line number margin now gets properly updated at all times (#436) (thanks Jared Irwin (@Link1J))
• Find & Replace now works with empty replacements (#457) (thanks Mark Oborne (@Shivix))
• We fixed another freeze when using Find & Replace (#459)

Smaller Changes

• Pressing F3 will now jump to the next search result (#453) (thanks Key (@keircn))
• Alt+Up in the Open/Save file dialog will now navigate upwards (#458)

Smaller Bug Fixes

• If you're using an older terminal which doesn't support color reporting, Edit should now look a bit prettier (#417)
• Documents are now closed after you were prompted for saving them (#429) (thanks Astro Pig (@Ride-A-Pig))
• The View menu is now properly hidden, when there aren't any files open (#447) (thanks Mark Oborne (@Shivix))
• We fixed an issue preventing you from selecting ".." twice in a row in the Open/Save file dialog (#454)
• Overlapping modals will now clear underlines under them (#460)

Improvements to our use of Rust

• We also remove a redundant heap allocation in DisplayablePathBuf::from_string (#336) (thanks Linda_pp (@rhysd))
• We removed our dependency on the os_string_truncate feature (#421) (thanks Matthew Brown (@matthew-e-brown))
• scratch_arena had some UB and was fixed (#455) (thanks comex)

Localization, Internationalization, Documentation

• Ellipses in localizations are now more consistently applied (#282) (thanks Kiril Ivanov (@ivanovkirilg))
• The "Go to Line" dialog now uses : instead of / to clarify that you have to type "line:column" (#354) (thanks Shersheial 🕍 (@sharshi))
• We improved the grammar for LargeClipboardWarning in German (#384) (thanks Keks137 (@keks137))
• readme and categories fields were added to Cargo.toml (#415) (thanks Shun Sakai (@sorairolake))
• A rudimentary .desktop file was added (#420) (thanks 白铭骢 (Mingcong Bai) (@MingcongBai))
• Fixed formatting of Vec<T> in our docs (#435) (thanks SakuraM)
• The "Document Picker" was renamed to "Go to File" to make it easier to find (#456)

Miscellaneous

• We add a CI check for PRs now, which should prevent future "oopsies" (#360, #365)
• We added a LineCache struct in advance of adding syntax highlighting in the future (#352) (thanks L1quidH2O)
• Benchmarks were added to make it easier to spot any future regressions (#403)
• If you prefer CodeLLDB, the project now has a launch option for it (#444) (thanks Nikita Samusev (@Nikitf777))