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Otherwise each runtime change of a property leads to storing the new value to disk which we don't want - setting changes should be explicit and visible as such.
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Pressing `d` in normal mode causes the current embedded terminal to be destroyed and the containing terminal item to be reset into its initial state.
This allows for much more flexible usage of _MetaTerm_.
To prevent unnecessary terminal item instantiations the `onExecuted` signal was extended to provide a `index` argument containing the sender terminal's index.
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`ApplicationWindow` doesn't offer QML State support but as this functionality lends itself quite well to the _Vim like_ UI mode paradigm it was moved into a `Item` based component.
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The background color is set accordingly to the color scheme by the widget itself.
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Terminal width is now automatically adjusted to use all available space.
Commands to control horizontal terminal height were removed correspondingly.
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Makes it easier to access the `QMLTermWidget` instance from both outside and inside `TerminalItem`
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List expansion only happens when a new item is added and as such the `onHeightChanged` signal allows for bringing the new item into view.
This work around is necessary as all my attempts to scroll with the output by e.g. using the `onExecuted` signal of `TerminalItem` failed.
Reasons for this include both the async nature of JavaScript which makes it inconvenient to enforce execution of a function at exactly the right time, as well as the height value of `terminalList` seemingly not being updated instantly.
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They are active in normal mode and move the focus to the last respectively first element of the list.
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Normal mode allows for selecting the a terminal or newline text input.
Insert mode sets the keyboard focus to the currently selected item.
This transforms _MetaTerm_ into a fully keyboard driven application.
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MetaTerm is a meta terminal in the sense that it allows launching multiple terminal shells and applications in a unified interface that is in itself reminiscent of a terminal shell.
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