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This can be useful by those of us working on Builder to activate the
inspector using the command bar with :inspector.

This library is used to provide some basic search features. I’d like it
to be available to plugins without having to duplicate everything. So
we’ll just use it as a private library for now.

export our private symbols for use by internal plugins.

Changing the display mode name was causing side effects by
consuming code to damage the area via resize. This avoids that by
only ::notify::mode-display-name if the name really changed.

Until the bug is fixed upstream, keep this disabled.

This moves the WebKit2 dependency into a plugin, allowing us to
drop it from the core binary.

The document could be attached to another view, so make sure we focus
the moved view rather than (potentially) another view with the same
document.

This allows plugins to find the stack to add views.

This constructor creates a new menu extension to be used on a section of
a GMenu.

This interface vfunc make simplifies the process for plugins to get
notified when the active language has changed. Therefore, it is no
longer necessary to bind to document signals to enable/disable some
extension features.

We need to break this out into a plugin.

We need the namespace change so that we can included it in Builder-1.0.gir.

Fixes an issue where we dispatch the wrongly selected node. Affected the
symbol tree currently.

This private library will let us get started on allowing dynamic language
plugins to extend UI features not defined in libIDE.

One more step towards getting mutable view menus that can be based on the
type of view (and/or addins).

This is not an ideal thing, as I think our custom design before looked
better than what gets generated by gtk_popover_bind_model(). However, we
really need to move in this direction so that plugins can merge menu items
with the system.

I think this design is going to change in the near future, so probably an
okay change to get where we are going.

C'est la vie

Pango on Quartz is giving us “condensed” back for font stretch. Until
I know more about the situation, just disable that feature on quartz.
We don’t really use it anyway.

The current build issues a few warnings during startup
about specifying the versions of 'Gtk', 'GtkSource' and
'Ide'. This patch adds the recommended version
requirements prior to the other imports which reduces
the warning shown during startup.

https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=754403