feat: line.bufs().foreach()

[capsey]

Add line.bufs().foreach() function for listing buffers. Works same way as line.tabs().foreach() and line.wins().foreach().

1. Only shows listed buffers
2. Makes buffer nodes clickable to switch current window to clicked buffer
3. Adds buf.is_current(), buf.file_icon() and buf.name() analogously to TabbyWin

This is useful for people who cycle between buffers in a tab (like myself) using scope.nvim for tab-local buffers.

Relevant issues: #123, #86 (comment), #30

BREAKING CHANGE: Changes the API of tabby.module.filename and tabby.feature.buf_name to use bufid instead of winid

[nanozuki]

Welcome for feedback!

I want to ensure you want all buffers or "tab-local buffers". How to understand "tab-local buffers"? What is the different from windows.

[capsey]

Sorry for confusion, this feature itself just lists all buffers, the same way :ls does.

By "tab-local buffers" I just mean buffers that have been opened in current tab, even if not currently open in any window. This pull request doesn't implement them (it's out of scope of this plugin?), it was an example of an usecase together with other plugin - scope.nvim which does just that.

[nanozuki]

I read the "scope.nvim" and I got it. I want to accept this PR. Before that, I have there questions I want to discuss.

1. How do you want to use buffers' list? There are many plugins for buffers, what is the advance in "tabby.nvim".
2. Do you want to use buffers with 'scope.nvim'?
3. I don't want to introduce breaking change for win.buf_name, can we duplicate this module and make a new one for buffers.buf.name?

How do you think?

[capsey]

1. other tabline plugins i tried either don't offer much customization or have very limited features, i'm a big fan of the node structure of tabby
2. me? yes
3. okay, i'm gonna do that