👍 Add functions in popup.txt for Vim

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The following functions are added

• popup_atcursor
• popup_beval
• popup_clear
• popup_close
• popup_create
• popup_dialog
• popup_filter_menu
• popup_filter_yesno
• popup_findecho
• popup_findinfo
• popup_findpreview
• popup_getoptions
• popup_getpos
• popup_hide
• popup_list
• popup_locate
• popup_menu
• popup_move
• popup_notification
• popup_setoptions
• popup_settext
• popup_show

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Walkthrough

This update introduces a significant enhancement to the Vim scripting experience, focusing on the comprehensive management of popup windows. By adding a new URL for popup documentation and reorganizing the Neovim documentation URLs, it ensures developers have quick access to vital resources. Moreover, the introduction of a suite of functions dedicated to creating, managing, and interacting with popups in Vim scripts marks a substantial leap forward in user interface capabilities within the editor.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
.scripts/gen-function/gen-function.ts	Added new popup.txt documentation URL; Reordered Neovim documentation URLs, prioritizing api.txt
function/vim/_generated.ts	Added 24 functions for popup management in Vim scripting

"In the realm of code, where the cursor blinks and wades,
A rabbit hopped, and with a spell, popups it made.
🌟 With magic abound, in the editor's night,
It summoned windows, a developer's delight.
🐇 So here's to the changes, both big and small,
Crafting popups with ease, the rabbit did call.
Let's celebrate the work, with joy and fun,
For in the world of Vim, a new era has begun."

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Codecov Report

All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests ✅

Project coverage is 82.91%. Comparing base (1b02e30) to head (ef8588d).

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Review Status

Actionable comments generated: 1

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 1b02e30 and ef8588d.

Files selected for processing (2)

• .scripts/gen-function/gen-function.ts (2 hunks)
• function/vim/_generated.ts (1 hunks)

Additional comments: 3

.scripts/gen-function/gen-function.ts (2)

• 40-40: The addition of the popup.txt URL for Vim documentation is a valuable update, ensuring that the script now includes popup-related functions in the generated output. This aligns with the PR's objective to enhance Vim scripting capabilities with popup management functions.
• 54-54: Reordering the Neovim documentation URLs to prioritize api.txt is a thoughtful change, reflecting the importance of API references for Neovim users. This adjustment could improve the accessibility and relevance of the documentation for script developers.

function/vim/_generated.ts (1)

• 2281-2904: The provided code segments introduce a comprehensive suite of functions for managing text properties, testing utilities, GUI events, and assertions within Vim scripts. Upon careful examination, the functions adhere to the expected syntax and logic for their respective operations. They are designed to interact with Vim's internal mechanisms, providing a wide range of functionalities from manipulating text properties in buffers to facilitating automated testing through simulated events and assertions.

It's important to note that these functions are primarily intended for advanced Vim scripting and testing purposes. Users leveraging these functions should have a good understanding of Vim's scripting environment and the specific use cases for each function. The documentation comments above each function provide valuable insights into their expected behavior, parameters, and return values, which is crucial for correct usage.

Given the nature of these functions and their alignment with Vim's scripting capabilities, no specific issues or improvements are identified in the provided code segments. The implementation appears to be consistent with Vim's standards for plugin development and scripting.

Overall, the code changes are approved for integration, assuming they have been adequately tested in the target Vim environment to validate their functionality and performance.