[GNU ELPA] Logos version 1.0.1

[ELPA update]

Version 1.0.1 of package Logos has just been released in GNU ELPA.
You can now find it in M-x list-packages RET.

Logos describes itself as:
  Simple focus mode and extras

More at https://elpa.gnu.org/packages/logos.html

Recent NEWS:

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The newest release is at the top.  For further details, please consult
the manual: <https://protesilaos.com/emacs/logos>.


Version 1.0.0 on 2022-10-19
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  ⁃ Revised the fallback condition of the user option
    `logos-outline-regexp-alist' (it comes into effect when the
    `logos-outlines-are-pages' is non-nil).

    The previous value did not account for the buffer-local values of
    `outline-regexp' or `page-delimiter', nor did it adapt to any
    changes in their respective values.  Instead, it would capture
    whatever the value was at the time of the symbol's declaration.

    We remove the `t' condition altogether and instead handle the
    fallback value internally.  Logos will return the current
    buffer-local value of `outline-regexp' or `page-delimiter', in this
    order of priority.

    Put simply, this has the same intent as before, but works properly.

  ⁃ Introduced a check to guard against a void `outline-regexp'.  The
    previous value would cause a problem if the `outline-regexp' had not
    been set yet.  In a typical Emacs session, even on 'emacs -Q', the
    `outline-regexp' is set in the scratch buffer, so we have a valid
    value at the outset.  However, when the user changes the
    `initial-buffer-choice' or opens Emacs directly for a given file,
    the `outline-regexp' can be void.

    Thanks to Xiaoduan for informing me about this error and for testing
    my code on how to fix it.  This was done via a private channel and
    is shared with permission.

  ⁃ Implemented the user option `logos-hide-cursor'.  It hides the
    cursor when `logos-focus-mode' is enabled.  Note that this user
    option is always buffer-local.  Use `setq-default' to set its
    default global value (same as with other user options that apply to
    `logos-focus-mode' (read the manual)).

    Thanks to Marcel Ventosa for suggesting the idea of hiding the
    cursor.  This was done via a private channel and is shared with
    permission.

  ⁃ Clarified the documentation of `logos-focus-mode-extra-functions'.
    It is intended for use by those who are prepared to write custom
    functions in the spirit of those already used in `logos.el' to
    affect the buffer when `logos-focus-mode' is enabled.

  ⁃ Added the missing autoload cookie to `logos-focus-mode'.  This means
    that it shows up in the completion candidates of `M-x' even if the
    `logos' library has not been called via `require'.


Version 0.5.0 on 2022-09-01
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  ⁃ Introduced the function `logos-update-fringe-in-buffers'.  This is a
    convenience function for those who (i) set the user option
    `logos-hide-fringe' to a non-nil value and (ii) switch themes while
    `logos-focus-mode' is enabled in one or more buffers.  This
    convenience function updates the `fringe' face to be consistent with
    the current theme (we technically make the fringe invisible, instead
    of outright disabling it, as that would not be desirable).  It needs
    to be assigned to a hook that gets called in the post-theme-load
    phase.  The `modus-themes' or the `ef-themes' (both by me) provide
    such a hook.  Otherwise the Logos manual explains how to implement
    one for any theme.  Read:
    
<https://protesilaos.com/emacs/logos#h:6a254fa0-5706-4032-8a8b-233ffb1f0e6b>.

  ⁃ Implemented the `logos-focus-mode-map'.  This is a keymap that is
    active when `logos-focus-mode' is enabled in the buffer.  One can,
    for example, use it to bind the arrow key to page motions, such as
    `logos-forward-page-dwim'.

    Remember that, by default, pages are delimited with the Control-L
    character (`^L'), though Logos can treat different delimiters as
    "page" separators (e.g. Org headings and a horizontal rule of five
    hyphens).  Consult the user options `logos-outlines-are-pages',
    `logos-outline-regexp-alist', and check the manual for relevant
    simple
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