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in nearly all cases 'cannot' was used when an action was tried and
failed. 'failed to' is strictly better because:
* just because the action didn't work that time doesnt mean it
cannot work
* it is better at drawing the users attention to a problem
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* simplify login menu, making it more accessable to newcomers and
easier to select remote signer options
* enable `ngit login` to work from anywhere (not just a git repo)
* assume fresh login details saved to global git config but fallback
to local repository
* maintain local repository login via `ngit login --local`
* maintain login via CLI arguments eg `ngit send --nsec nsec123`
* nudge users to remember nsec when pasting in ncryptsec for a
better UX, whilst maintaining the option to be prompted for
password everytime
* create placeholder menu items for help menu and create account
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bump all rust-nostr packages to latest issued version.
there have been some breaking changes to nip46 and this applies
these changes.
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when multiple maintainers enable opting out of storing state on nostr
this prevents other maintainers from pushing a state to the
git server which nostr servers wouldnt see because they are using the
nostr state.
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by first asking if the user is the only maintainer and if so not
showing the npub selection option
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based on user testing and feedback
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when the user has set a remote to a nostr url but hasn't initiated
the repository on nostr - dont error but instead use the identifier
in the remote
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move some functions out of ngit and into lib/mod
and lib/git_events
remove MockConnect from binaries so it is only used in the library.
this was done:
* mainly because automocks were not being imported from
lib into each binary
* but also because the these functions were being
tested with MockConnect
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the make the code more readable
this commit just moves the files, the next commit should fix the imports
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