Add `direction = "bottom"` option about overseer.nvim HOT 6 CLOSED

Oh, I didn't even think about opening the task list on the bottom. It's a vertically scrolling list that doesn't take up a lot of horizontal space, so a lot of the right side would be empty. Is this what you're picturing?

+-----------------------------------+
|                                   |
|          main editor win          |
|                                   |
|                                   |
+------------------------------------
| Task 1                            |
| Task 2                            |
+-----------------------------------+

Added a open hsplit action.

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Done!

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When you say "task results", are you talking about the output terminal? There's currently actions that "open", "open vsplit", and "open float", am I correct in thinking that what you're asking for is something that's like "open bottom" that opens the terminal in a botright split?

Another possibility would be (more like VS Code) to have some way to open a dedicated window at the bottom of the editor, and any time a new task is started update that window to display the terminal for that task.

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In the meantime, I am talking about I want to open the overseer window at the bottom.

I want to use it like this: OverseerOpen bottom

BTW, It's also inconvenient that there is no open split in the task result. I prefer to use split rather than vsplit.

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Yes, That's what I wanted to do.
I see. It certainly increases the amount of invalid space.
I'll try to use overseer some more and I'll get used to it.

Added a open hsplit action.

Thank you very much!

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Also, I'd like to add Hsplit here.

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