Notice: people updating from 2.x versions will need to update their
bash settings on the "~/config/settings/profile" according to the
instructions given by `hstr -B`.
Users of zsh, should follow `hstr -Z` instead.
* Use the proper configuration instructions for bash in Haiku.
Big thanks to madmax for finding the issue!
* Reworked the patch about the history files locations.
* Removed the TEST() section, as "make check" had "nothing to do".
* Removed "-I m4" from aclocal, as it was not necessary.
* Removed the "hh" symlink to "hstr". The user can create an alias.
The issue was that, on platforms that lack the TIOCSTI ioctl, a
workaround is needed to be able to insert text on the shell's command
line. The workaround relies on defining a shell function,
and keybinding said function so it gets handled by readline.
Now, following the "hstr --show-configuration" instructions will
result in C-r working as expected, at least for bash.
As it still won't fully work under zsh (for the lack of a similar
workaround, but implemented as a zsh function)... removed the ZSH
mention from the package description to avoid false expectations.
x86_64 is used as a baseline: the "x86_64" entry, whatever status it has,
is transformed into "all", and then the other entries in ARCHITECTURES
either dropped or rearranged appropriately.
