Some git use cases, specifically where $HOME is a git worktree with
a bare git repo somewhere else, really get bogged down if you do
`git status -u`. This overcomes that issue.
- The tree is created with libuv functions, which makes it blazingly fast.
- The tree may now be faster than any other vim trees, it can handle directories with thousands of files without any latency at all (tested on 40K files, works flawlessly).
- More solid logic for opening and closing the tree.
- tree state is remembered (closing / opening a folder keeps opened subdirectories open)
- detection of multiple git projects in the tree
- more icon support
- smart rendering
- smart updates
- ms windows support
- gx replacement function running xdg-open on linux, open on macos
relative paths with '-' inside a `string.match` statement were not
matching properly due to the nature of lua matching patterns. Replacing
'-' with '%-' resolves the issue.
- run `ls ROOT_PATH` on init to make sure we are in the right place
- match git path with `.*` to make sure we check when in a subdir
> it could cause issues though, fix this later with a better
> git interface
- fix a bug when removing nodes from huge dir
- only one `system` call for git status
- add relative paths to nodes
- parse git status from relative paths
