org-table-widget 0.2.0

Changes

• Stop revealing a table's source whenever point passes through it. Point now
  stops on the widget as on a single character, with the cursor on its top-left
  corner, and steps past it on the next motion. Press e
  (org-table-widget-edit, bound in the new org-table-widget-map) to edit
  the source, which is laid out again when point leaves. Searches landing inside
  a table still reveal it.

Fixes

• Leave out the column Emacs keeps for the continuation glyph when a window
  lacks a fringe or overflow-newline-into-fringe is nil, so full-width tables
  no longer push their right border onto the next screen line.
• Support display-line-numbers-mode: measure cells without the line-number
  area, which had inflated every width and broke borders; leave room for the
  widest line numbers scrolling can bring into view; and lay tables out again
  when the mode is toggled.
• Settle short columns at their natural width before sharing space among
  columns that wrap anyway, so values such as 0.6296 % or 773.8 m are no
  longer split while a long text column wraps (#2); spread rounding pixels
  instead of giving them all to the last column.
• Prevent duplicate table previews after revert-buffer reinitializes Org mode;
  release owned overlays, markers and pending relayout before major-mode changes.
• Subtract effective line and wrap prefix widths from table layout budgets,
  including Org indentation, and invalidate cached layouts when they change.

Upgrading

org-table-widget-reveal-on-point now defaults to nil. To keep revealing a
table's source as soon as point enters it, as in 0.1.0:

(setq org-table-widget-reveal-on-point t)

Requirements

Emacs 29.1+, Org 9.6+, TextUI 0.8.0+, and a
graphical frame for rendered widgets.