Calculation can take very long. Most Unix-ish OSes have utilities to do this.

It was troubling me. Mimicking 'gg' would have been hacky and would need
additional processing... 'g' was free. Who cares even if you press twice? ;)

Remove dependency on cut.

This commit adds dependencies on file, openssl and cut binaries.

We closely follow the output for stat(1).

1. Have a faster copy of strlcpy()
2. Remove redundant legacy files
3. Fix an issue with NULL check on array name

Numeric is numeric i.e., n, -n. +n.
Other forms such as --n, ++n, -c, +c should not be considered numeric.

If size is same (e.g. dirs), use alphanum sort.

If a filename has Unicode chars, the alignment is broken. Hence moving name to
the last column. This also makes the view compact.
Moving block and char dev indicators in the space for size.

Invoking nnn with:

nnn dir
nnn ./dir
nnn dir

wouldn't allow user to navigate to parent directory.

Add keybind 'Ctrl-k' to copy the absolute path of the file under the cursor if environment variable NOICE_COPIER is set.

1. Highlight the currently selected item in reverse video.
2. Fix: remember the current item when toggling detail view.

noice truncates the cwd string dynamically. If the numbers of columns is lesser than the length of the path, cwd is truncated so that the correct path cannot be resolved. We should try to resolve the full path instead.

B - Block Device
C - Character Device
D - Directory
E - Executable
F - Fifo
L - Symbolic Link
R - Regular File
S - Socket

1. The detailed view shows file type and size using keybind 'd'. Disabled by default.
2. Option 's' sorts dir entries by descending order of size.

The contents of the directory may be changed from the shell by adding or deleting content. Permissions may have changed too. We must re-populate the contents of the current directory.

Once set, the default filter is updated.  This means that
toggle dot will also work as expected when noice is executed
as root.

Based on discussion with Ypnose.

The magic.mgc file gets created in the local directory, opening
the global file throws unwanted messages. So we are using the o/p
of the file command to determine if the file is a plain text file.