CLI Clipboard Rm

`ed clipboard rm`

Forgets one entry and deletes the blob behind it.

ed clipboard rm <index> [--json]

Name	Type / values	Default	What it does
`<index>`	integer, from 1	required	The entry number, counting from 1.
`--json`	flag	off	Emit JSON on stdout.

{
  "remaining": 1216,
  "removed": 3
}

removed here is the index that was removed, not a count, which is the opposite of what the same key means under clear. remaining is how many entries the history holds afterwards.

Removal also prunes orphaned blobs, so the file under blobs/ goes with the entry unless another entry references the same content. This is not a Trash move and there is no undo: the bytes are gone.

Examples:

ed clipboard rm 3
ed clipboard rm 1 --json

$ ed clipboard rm 3
removed entry 3, 1216 left

Numbers shift after a removal, so removing several entries by number means re-reading ls between each one, or reading id out of --json first and working from that.