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Today, the "that" mark doesn't keep contextual information about its target. For example, if you refer to "arg", and then say "chuck that", it forgets that "that" was an argument, and thus doesn't clean up the trailing comma. We'd like to preserve the full target, including context, when we store the "that" mark
This functionality will be even more powerful when combined with #69, because it will enable chains to be broken up by stopping mid-way through a long chain, and using "that" as the mark to start the next section of the chain
See also #191; this functionality could be baked into the navigation map
Today, the "that" mark doesn't keep contextual information about its target. For example, if you refer to "arg", and then say "chuck that", it forgets that "that" was an argument, and thus doesn't clean up the trailing comma. We'd like to preserve the full target, including context, when we store the "that" mark
This functionality will be even more powerful when combined with #69, because it will enable chains to be broken up by stopping mid-way through a long chain, and using "that" as the mark to start the next section of the chain
See also #191; this functionality could be baked into the navigation map
Question: do we want to do the same for "this"?
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