The mouse-event struct was already in cl-tty.input. All mouse handling
logic (mouse-mixin, hit-test, selection, clipboard, link detection)
was in a separate cl-tty.mouse package. Moved everything into the
input package where the struct lives, eliminating one package boundary.
Changes:
- absorb mouse-mixin, handle-mouse-event, hit-test, selection struct,
selection variables/functions, cell-link-at, open-link-at into
text-input.org (tangled to input.lisp)
- update cl-tty.input defpackage with mouse exports
- mouse tests merged into INPUT-SUITE (appended to input-tests.lisp)
- delete mouse.org, mouse-package.lisp, mouse.lisp, mouse-tests.lisp
- update ASDF, run-all-tests.lisp, scripts to drop mouse references
All test suites pass at 100% (INPUT-SUITE: 102 tests, +6 from mouse)
The select widget (filtered option list) was only used by the dialog
system. Merging removes an entire package boundary, simplifies the
dependency chain, and reduces the library from 12 packages to 11.
Changes:
- absorb select class, accessors, filter, navigation, key handling,
rendering, fuzzy matching, and all tests into dialog.org
- update cl-tty.dialog package to use cl-tty.box (for dirty-mixin)
and cl-tty.layout (for layout-node)
- remove select.org, select-package.lisp, select.lisp, select-tests
- update ASDF, run-all-tests.lisp, scripts to drop select references
- update integration tests to use cl-tty.dialog instead of cl-tty.select
All 13 test suites pass at 100%.
