Migrated random local quick TODO entries...

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• Ctrl + Del/Backsp -> sz/delete-to-next-word-boundary, sz/backspace-to-prev-word-boundary

• Proper file (buffer) switching (FWIF: M1/M3 on buffer name is prev/next)

• Divide the init/cfg into a "free" sanitization baseline layer, plus extras. -> Reorg. config/init so that a clean, "universal" baseline is easier to define #11!
  Kinda done, but not double-checked how free the baseline is.

• conemacs: load much less crap on startup, but still keep the sane defaults! (Requires the one above.)

• Custom custom.el: is it actually used?!
  Yes, but not sure if I still need to load it manually...
  -> Some package manipulations updated it, but also OVERWROTE EVERYTHINT ELSE THERE! :-o

• CompAny: also allow dismissing offered completions by delete, not just backspace

• Proper scrolling to botton on Ctrl-End

• Speedbar etc.: no line numbers there...

• Speedbar: why does it only show certain files (like not this TODO or the README,
  not even when loaded)?!

• Speedbar: don't open randomly in other windows (panes) after closing it sidebar!

• Migrate away from the libs/packs installed via Debian into /usr/share/* and
  /etc and who knows where, and put everything into a unified .emacs.d tree,
  installed via emacs itself.

  One motivation was that the Debian install tree is full of symlinks,
  which don't work on Windows (NTFS + WSL + W10 interop issue), so that
  tree can't be shared: everything would need to be installed on Windows
  via Emacs anyay -- so, if that local tree is cross-platform, it should
  be used on Linux, too!

  • Understand what can and cannot be installed in this uniform way both on
    Linux and Windows
  • with the occasional checks/switches/branches across the two
    • E.g. just copying package-installed stuff from one to the other seems fine!

• See how others group their configs: do they go thematically, e.g. putting
  the key bindings along with all the other cfg aspects of a given package
  or feature, or do they tend to keep the keys separate?