The documentation generator at ./docs/generator/ could support the config struct tags introduced in trivago/gollum#143 to:

• Detect undocumented configuration parameters and include them in the documentation
• Detetect and warn about inexistent / mistyped configuration parameters found in the doc comments

Not a very urgent need, but perhaps useful when revising do

Hi, I found a bug while using the toggle zoom feature.

My system:
macOS Mojave: 10.14.5
Node: 8.15.0
NPM: 6.8.0

Stmux: 1.7.1

Steps to reproduce

1. Run for example stmux [ [ 'echo 1' .. 'echo 2' ] : [ 'echo 3' .. 'vim' ] ] opening 4 panels of the same size
2. Go to any panel placed at the bottom: CTRL + activator 4
3. Toggle zoom: CTRL + activator z

Expected result

https://docs.rs/failure/0.1.6/failure/
https://docs.rs/failure-tools/4.0.5/failure_tools/

Often, I run polysh on a whole bunch of hosts to figure out certain states. It'd be great if I then can disable hosts based on the output of the shell command (as shown in :list). Either by return code or regexp.

I'd like to use it like this

ready (5)> :list 
host01  enabled  idle: success
host02  enabled  idle: failure
host03  enabled  idle: success
host04  enabled  idle: success

• [easy] Remove the whitespace requirement
• [easish] Nested bracket expansion
• [???] variable interpolation

Would be nice to have something that shows you the differences between the multiple outputs.
So if you have a large set of server you want to connect to it only shows the difference instead of everything.

We maybe can use difflib for it.