Create a tutor entry for using splits

[jerabaul29]

A WIP of a tutor entry about splits.

I have documented what I use myself. I will work a bit further on adding instructions about moving things around etc.

Feel free to give feedback already now if you have some so I both apply it and follow it in the rest of it.

[jiripospisil]

You might also want to mention creating splits directly from file picker.

[jerabaul29]

Ready for review as far as I am concerned :) .

• I have applied the change recommended above
• I have added a section about splitting from the file picker (many thanks for pointing to this, actually I did not know about it ^^ )

Comments/ request for additions and changes are welcome :) .

[David-Else]

While this is great content, please could you run it through a spelling and grammar checker? There are a large number of errors, things like unwanted spaces, and typos like 'is is' that really need to be caught before a human review. ChatGPT is the state of the art spelling/grammar checker, but ltex-ls and grammarly are still worth running.

[jerabaul29]

Thanks, I will iterate over the next few days. I have not used chat-gpt but I can give it a test. It is a different topic, but: I have actually discussed here about spell checker, but since it looks like something is in the pipes, I had thought about waiting until it is built in :) . Maybe I should give a go at ltex-ls.

[jerabaul29]

@David-Else : I tried to run this through ChatGPT, but it looks like the "ChatGPT-based grammar check" is only for paid accounts at the moment. The closest I got was running it through my Gmail. It caught a few things that I fixed.

Unfortunately, I am not a native English speaker. I believe this is certainly not perfect oxford English, but that it should be quite understandable for most people who speak "globish" :) . I do not believe there is much more that I can do from my side, so if you want to improve the English, feel free to add a couple of extra commits :) .

So as far as I am concerned, I do not think there is much more that I can do on the language per se. If / when this is merged, I will be happy to work on a similar tutorial for shell and pipe commands in the same style (if this can help "motivate" to merge this ^^ :) ).

[jerabaul29]

@the-mikedavis you had reviewed my similar PR that added chapter 12 a while ago, tagging you just in case you are interested in reviewing this one too :) .

[the-mikedavis]

I'm a little hesitant to add a section to the tutor on windows because I'm worried people will lose the tutor file by accidentally hitting <C-w>q on the tutor file or something similar. So I think we should keep it simple and only add the basics: what you have as sections 13.1, 13.2 and 13.3. I don't think teaching :vs/:hs is necessary and once you know how to open the window minor mode (C-w) you can discover some of the other commands like swapping splits from the infobox that pops up

[jerabaul29]

Just curious: do you think this could be part of the upcoming 24.03 release? :) I think we ironed out most points that were raised, and this is "just" text / tutorials where the points were mostly about taste choices not about correctness? :)

[the-mikedavis]

Just a few nits about commas / flow

[jerabaul29]

Thanks for the language edits @the-mikedavis , they look good to me, I merged them now :) .

[the-mikedavis]

Thanks!