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fix: generic <leader>ce, slash commands in sidekick panel - #9
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Drop the pre-written proofread prompt: <leader>ce now sends the paragraph or selection with file:line and focuses the Redrob panel so the user types the ask. Entering a sidekick terminal always starts insert mode, so `/` reaches the CLI slash menu instead of starting a Neovim search.
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<leader>ceno longer injects a fixed proofread prompt. It sends the paragraph/selection with file:line and focuses the Redrob panel; you type the instruction.sidekick_terminalbuffer always starts terminal mode, so/opens the Redrob slash menu instead of a Neovim search.Tested: nvim in tmux,
<leader>ceopened the Redrob panel,/showed the slash command list (/init, /language, /mcps...).