feat: add URL navigation modal for quick tweet/profile access #231
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Add 'g' keybinding to open a modal where users can paste x.com or twitter.com URLs to navigate directly to tweets or profiles. This enables quick access to specific content without scrolling through timelines. - Create url-parser utility to parse tweet and profile URLs - Create UrlInputModal component with loading/error states - Add 'g goto' keybinding hint in footer
- Add post_ctas_fetch_enabled feature flag to both buildArticleFeatures and buildSearchFeatures to fix X API 400 errors - Fix dialog keyboard handling using useDialogKeyboard for proper ESC - Add paste event handling since OpenTUI Input doesn't support paste natively - Set dialog width to constrain input field within bounds - Remove unstyled option for proper dialog rendering Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <[email protected]>
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Add 'g' keybinding to open a modal where users can paste x.com or
twitter.com URLs to navigate directly to tweets or profiles. This
enables quick access to specific content without scrolling through
timelines.