Implement convert and while + file-based editing
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### I/O & Editor Control
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By default, `str` launches with an empty string as its initial subject (`''`).
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The command also accepts a file as its only parameter (e.g. `str my-file.txt`).
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If a file is provided, `str` will read from the file **and overwrite the file
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with the current subject when `exit` is called.**
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#### `exit`
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Stop `str` and exit. This can also be done with `^C`.
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@@ -401,6 +406,11 @@ Replace the current subject with "Lorem ipsum..." placeholder text.
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Can generate individual words, lines, or paragraphs.
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Example: `lipsum 4 word` -> `lorem ipsum dolor sit`
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#### `convert <from> <to>`
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Assuming the current subject is a valid single data document, convert it `from` a lang `to` another lang.
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Supports: `php`|`json`
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Example: `{"a": 1}` -> `convert json php` -> `['a' => 1]`
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#### User-specific setup files
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The file `~/.str.rc` is automatically executed when `str` starts up.
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You can use this to define a user-specific environment.
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