Add pre-command hook to clear overlay for specific commands #439
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* copilot.el (copilot-clear-overlay-on-commands): New user option. (copilot--pre-command): New function that clears the overlay before commands occurring in the above user option. (copilot--mode-setup): Add 'copilot--pre-command' to 'pre-command-hook'. (copilot--mode-teardown): Remove 'copilot--pre-command' from 'pre-command-hook'.
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Fixes #438.
(copilot--pre-command): New function that clears the overlay before
commands occurring in the above user option.
(copilot--mode-setup): Add 'copilot--pre-command' to
'pre-command-hook'.
(copilot--mode-teardown): Remove 'copilot--pre-command' from
'pre-command-hook'.
(I did not document the new user option in the README because I am not
aware of any other commands for which it is relevant, so it does not
seem like a particularly important user option. I'd be happy to do so
if maintainers felt otherwise.)