> help-mode stuff by default? Is that correct? Why does Emacs assume
> that with-output-to-temp-buffer is dealing with a help buffer? The doc
> for with-output-to-temp-buffer says nothing about help-mode or a help
> buffer - it seems to advertise the special form as being completely
> general.
I did this because it turns out to be useful.
If a specific caller wants some other mode, it's easy to switch.
So this causes no problem.
Most likely the best way to make it
cleaner is to start by renaming with-output-to-temp-buffer: the buffer isn't
temporary (at least not in the usual sense, as in with-temp-buffer).
There is no need for that incompatibility, and I don't want it.
There isn't a problem here. Please let's work on improvements
that will really make Emacs better, not on this area.
etc/TODO lists so many things that need to be done.
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