WIP: Built-in clipboard manager #7
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Attempted built-in clipboard manager.
It stores entries you copy in an array, and lists them successfully, but when copying from within the extension (selecting an entry with enter or clicking) it breaks the copy action and itself (starts using a lot of resources). Not sure why. It's probably easy to fix.
Since clipster is used as the backup solution now, this isn't much needed anyway.
Update: This branch is stale and using unreliable GTK methods that I stopped using as of #15 and 9ac2695. Just keeping it around as a reminder. It won't be merged.