More possibilities to target whole argument list

[Enyium]

I guess it's not against Cursorless's philosophy to have more that one way to achieve something, because multiple ways of doing something emerge easily anyways. The way you think about a problem, and thus the way you'll tend to solve it, can be different, depending on the situation.

When I had the cursor inside the name of a called function and wanted to select the whole argument list, I thought of:

• Saying "inside call". But "inside" currently doesn't support this. With support for it, you could semantically refer to the whole argument list in these cases (| is the cursor):
  • the_c|all(123, "foo", true)
  • the_call(a * (b| + c), "foo", true)
• Saying something like "copy whole every arg call". "whole" (or "paled"/"cupped"/"spackled"?) would be a modifier that spackles the gaps between multiple targets to create a single target.

In another use case with a call with just one argument, you currently have to say "flash first arg call". But it would be cool if "flash arg call" would suffice in this case.

[AndreasArvidsson]

We now support "take arg list"