Aaron Adams

Initial muslheap port

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This is my initial port of [muslheap](https://github.com/xf1les/muslheap) to work inside of pwndbg. All credit goes to xf1les, and I've put a note in CREDITS.md. At the moment this PR branch...

I'm not entirely sure this is that useful, but I had added it when porting stuff so figured I'd send a PR anyway. I realized after you can do the...

Improve ctypes endianness handling

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PR #2156 worked around a bug (which may be unrelated), but led to a discussion about improving the handling of ctypes changing endianess at runtime. See the PR comments for...

Dynamically scale context code lines based terminal height

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At the moment context output can be manually configured to show a certain number of code lines. Output could be enhanced by adding an option to scale code lines dynamically...

This is one of the bugs that lead me to creating a lazy-loadable gdbinit.py on nix fwiw. Worth noting that this will reliably hit the first issue that PR #1755...

neovim: test-harness code should use the root init.lua

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Now that pokey added a debug/test `init.lua` at the root folder, I think it probably makes sense that the test harness just uses that rather than maintain its own at...

neovim: use vim.fn.getregionpos() to replace buffer_get_selection()

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There is recently a new function in neovim called getregionpos which I believe will be better to use than the existing buffer_get_selection(). Also has the benefit of existing tests in...

neovim: support automatic mode changing for certain actions

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If I'm in mode `t` and I say `copy foo row X` I am left in visual mode after the action completes, with my cursor still on the terminal line....

neovim: copy/paste actions are broken on linux

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Right now the setter and getter for clipboard uses the `*` register, where as the `paste()` function in `utils.lua` uses the `+` register. Although both are clipboard associated, I don't...

neovim: The default destination target type when bringing multiple targets to the terminal seems wrong

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When bringing multiple tokens to the commandline the default output target type doesn't seem to be line-based. So far example: ```bash ❯ echo foo\\nbar foo bar ``` If you say...