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The current diffing system present in scratch-git's diff viewer is very fragile and full of issues. Addition/deletion of C-blocks just breaks it, for example. On the other hand, diff_match_patch git diff works flawlessly with a little imagination

_{I accidentally deleted my diffing changes... oops, time to make it my weekend project}

This will function by having the old and new code patched/matched by said library, adding pluses and minuses at the beginning of every modified line, which signals to scratchblocks to add proper circling/crossing out of statements. From this, scratch-git can apply it's own highlighting style by finding/replacing scratchblocks's custom styles as needed.

There will also be a toggle to use plain scratchblocks highlighting in diffs

All to be implemented before #4

• Create diff api endpoint
• Modify scratchblock styling
• Create toggle between text, normal scratchblock, and highlighted
• Accessibility features eventually

Navbar sections and button placement have been changed substantially, and things like the Git menu simply don't append. The push project and commit button stylings also break a bit, though it's in the process of being removed anyways

• Fix it
• Accommodate responsiveness as other buttons do

It's a language that I'm familiar enough to use, and it will make it easier for users to setup scratch-git. All of the code in the server is non-specific and can be ported to Rust, if not any other language

There should be a dialog which displays whenever TurboWarp is simply opened with no project file. It should ask the user if they want configure a new git project using a Git URL - nothing else. It should include an option to cancel and use TurboWarp as normal.

Authentication will be required to push to the repos, but we'll cross that bridge when we get to it because that could seem very sketchy 😖 Never mind, users can be told to paste git commands into their terminal. I am no longer liable for stealing Git information, yay

Windows cannot easily run BASH scripts, the scripting language of Windows PowerShell(terminal) is instead PowerShell(script format)(File ending: .ps1).