Akuli/porcupine v0.98.0

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New features:

• From now on, the relevant parts of this changelog should appear on the releases page on GitHub.
• Several new features in the directory tree:
  • The directory tree now acts as more of a file manager than before.
    You can right-click files and folders to e.g. rename or delete them.
  • You can now type a character to navigate.
    For example, pressing the a key cycles through all files in the selected directory
    whose name starts with a.
  • Right-clicking a project now offers you an option to hide it from the directory tree.
    It will appear again when you open a file inside the project.

Bug fixes:

• Syntax highlighting now works in code blocks of Markdown files.
  Previously they would sometimes display weirdly depending on scrolling.
  Thank you rdbende for reporting this.
• Porcupine no longer segfaults on systems with the Noto Color Emoji font installed,
  regardless of what version of Tcl/Tk it uses.
  Thank you Tuomas for fixing this.
• Some menu items, such as most items in the Edit menu,
  are now grayed out when there are no open tabs
  or the currently selected tab is not a regular tab for editing text files.
  Previously they would appear clickable,
  but clicking them would do nothing visible and cause an error to be logged.
• Remembering the opened tabs when restarting now works
  regardless of what is configured in filetypes.toml.

Other changes:

• The Windows installer is slightly smaller than before, 19.2MB instead of 22.7MB.
• The tetris plugin was deleted.
  It was never included by default,
  and it will likely continue to work for a few releases
  if you installed it manually from more_plugins/.
  Use Arrinao's tetris project
  if you want to play tetris.
• Porcupine now uses a different library for parsing filetypes.toml and default_filetypes.toml.
  If you have customized your filetypes.toml and you get errors when starting Porcupine,
  you may need to switch to slightly different syntax.
  See default_filetypes.toml for examples of what works
  (there is a link to it in your user-specific filetypes.toml).

There are also other small improvements.