Stable enough to bump the minor release

This is a milestone denoting that a stable set of features and stability

Faster load; detailed dependency info; fix fzf sort

Added parallel dump of package metadata to speed up startup
In the dependency package list added package version and the indicator whether the dependency is installed explicitly
Fixed fzf sort when filter value is entered

Adding package directory preview

1.0.13

unifying less use

Deactivate less history with LESSHISTFILE

This is a minor tweak that prevents less from unnecessarily updating .lesshst.

Catch-up with tmux updates

New versions of tmux made changes that broke pacbro.
This release addresses the issue.

It also adds Ctrl+e & Ctrl+s shortcuts in "fzf" based lists, see updated help & README

1.0.10

Fix for main info autorefresh upon package selection change

Added package tagging

• Added package tagging (a.k.a. bookmarking). Alt+x tags or un-tags packages. Alt+t switches to display only tagged packages and back.
• Newer versions of fzf started drawing a separator line above the list. This slightly messed up the popup. This version adds --no-separator argument to mitigate the issue.
• Updated README

adjust for fzf new behavior

• Adjust for new fzf behavior which forces a header separator line, causing lists not to fit inside popups.
• Numerous small corrections

Info pane refresh tweak; repo name fix for foreign packages

• less occasionally did not refresh package information when it was scrolled down and the top lines were not in the view. Forcing scrolling the content to the top upon navigation.
• Repository name was missing for AUR packages when executed without --aur parameter (fixed).
• Started work on miscellaneous reports (circular dependency detection, detached sets of orphan packages)

Filter verbiage; more consistent popups

Added more consistency to list (single/multi select) popups
Made status line filter information more compact for smaller terminal windows
Added screenshot with comments
Removed auto-loading package details while scrolling (performance)