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regain focus when it gets lost by mistake #161
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closes #150.
There are basically three ways that the editor could lose focus:
Ctrl-MorCtrl-Shift-M(on Mac) combo (which temporarily disables focus trapping, I learned today)All we need to do, therefore, is determine whether a
focusoutevent was caused by 1 or 2, and if not, recapture the focus. It seems to work reliably for me