🚀 go-pugleaf

Christopher Davis writes:
 > I'm used to the GNUS/RMAIL style of window splitting, where if I
 > do, say, 'r' or 'm', I get a new window, instead of having the new
 > buffer take over the entire screen.  This is useful for non-quoted
 > replies where I want to know what I'm replying to but don't need to
 > include it... which I do a lot of.  Or messages forwarded to me,
 > where I should respond to the original author.  As I recall, GNUS
 > will take over the entire screen for F and R, but only half the
 > screen for f and r; IMHO, the "right thing".

What I plan to do for vm-reply is have VM call
vm-set-window-configuration with arguments of vm-reply and
composing-message.  VM will then look for a specific window
configuration for vm-reply and if it doesn't find one then it
will fall back to the general composing message comfiguration.
I'll do something similar for the other reply and outbound mail
commands.