New g.gitDescribe() function

I added a new function to leoGobals to grab `git describe` results from command shell: https://github.com/leo-editor/leo-editor/commit/d4a890b49103212f71d5a5e00af0a139a8e7 I followed the pattern of the other g.git commands already present and it works well enough for what I need. More

PyPi: package name

After much conversation, and hack hack hacking between bouts of conversation in issue #562 I've settled on using the {tag}.dev{distance} approach, {tag}.dev{distance}{commit} being disallowed on pypi.org. leo-5.7-dev220

Re: Aha: keep issues short

> > Each Leo issue is, or should be, primarily a management tool, not a > repository for every related discussion or detail. > > It would be best to have all the relevant data fit on a page. We want to > see the status of an issue at a glance, at the top of the issue. > I agree. I've been chief

Re: viewrendered fails to load

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#560 works for me

#560 works for me. Node 1: `Head: @command bug-560 @key=Shift-Ctrl-B` `Body: print('bug-560')` Node2: `Head: execute bug-560` `Body: c.k.simulateCommand('bug-560')` print-commands contains: `button: Ctrl+Shift+B @command-bug-560`

viewrendered fails to load

for some time now, the viewrendered plugin fails to load. This has been on Kubuntu 16.04, with python3 and PyQt5 installed via conda and pip, as well as with Kubuntu' deb packages. I thought the problem would get resolved by moving to a fresh installation, but no: I installed a clean Xubuntu