Add in-place question shuffle feature (no more buffer clutter!) #188
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I have made changes to the questions ui.
This commit tries to fix the error shown by nvim when trying to shuffle questions.
This commit attempts to fix the random question functionality of leetcode.nvim. This puts the function at the bottom of the question.lua so that it doesn't interfere with other files.
This commit tries to reload the description buffer/panel with each shuffle to correctly represent the problem we are currently in.
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This PR adds a “shuffle” feature to LeetCode.nvim, allowing users to load a new random question in the same buffer, with the question info panel updating as well. Previously, using the random feature would open a new buffer each time, requiring manual cleanup. Now, users can quickly browse random questions—just like the shuffle button on the LeetCode website!
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Benefits:
I’d love feedback and am happy to make changes as needed!