Don't need to include all of the text. It was making the readme harder
to scroll through. This also wraps that block with a sup tag, which is
meant to make the text smaller. Might remove it if it causes problems.
ged_mouse_event() is never called when building with --no-mouse or when
defining FEAT_NOMOUSE. This could cause compilers to issue a warning.
This commit adds the ORCA_OK_IF_UNUSED decoration to ged_mouse_event(),
which should suppress the warning on most compilers. This intentionally
leaves the code compiled in. This is to avoid interleaving more ifdefs
than necessary into the code and making development and compile-time
errors more difficult to deal with.
Inputs on the right side of the operator are not marked with PARAM
(which denotes a haste input). This fixes the display of the variable
operator so that the text on the right is displayed white and not cyan;
which matches Orca.
*mingw32*.exe will not build the orca TUI correctly, though it may build
the CLI. If the compiler name isn't specified, like with `-c gcc`, then
it may default to the CC environment variable, which may be set to mingw
gcc instead of 'regular' cygwin gcc. This patch to `tool` fixes this
issue by guarding against the two known names of the mingw compiler .exe
when the detected OS is cygwin, and ignoring them, and instead
specifying `gcc` directly (unless overridden by the user with the `-c`
option.)
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