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Merge branch 'launch-doc' of https://github.com/poliorcetics/kitty into master

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@@ -81,7 +81,11 @@ currently active window.
--copy-env
type=bool-set
Copy the environment variables from the currently active window into the
newly launched child process.
newly launched child process. It will not copy environment variables that have
been :code:`export`ed since the :code:`export` command does not change the environment
of the shell, only of child processes launched in the shell. You can use remote control
instead to have the current environment copied (:code:`allow_remote_control` must be on):
:code:`map kitty_mod+x remote_control launch --copy-env vim`.
--location
@@ -112,11 +116,11 @@ computers (for example, over ssh) or as other users.
type=choices
default=none
choices=none,@selection,@screen,@screen_scrollback,@alternate,@alternate_scrollback
Pass the screen contents as :code:`STDIN` to the child process. @selection is
the currently selected text. @screen is the contents of the currently active
window. @screen_scrollback is the same as @screen, but includes the scrollback
buffer as well. @alternate is the secondary screen of the current active
window. For example if you run a full screen terminal application, the
Pass the screen contents as :code:`STDIN` to the child process. :code:`@selection` is
the currently selected text. :code:`@screen` is the contents of the currently active
window. :code:`@screen_scrollback` is the same as :code:`@screen`, but includes the
scrollback buffer as well. :code:`@alternate` is the secondary screen of the current
active window. For example if you run a full screen terminal application, the
secondary screen will be the screen you return to when quitting the
application.