feat: auto-save files affected by will_rename_files #218
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When moving or renaming files, my expectation was for all files referencing the changed file to be updated and written in the background. The current implementation seems to open all affected files in buffers, though each buffer needs to be manually written for the job to feel 'complete'.
This proposed change writes all affected buffers after
apply_workspace_edit
has executed. It then deletes all buffers that didn't exist prior to the move/rename action.