preview: send a first preview after exectution of the command #456
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With the `preview --live` command we used to wait for some changes on the target file before launching the preview. With this PR we generate a first preview with the given file, THEN wait for future changes on the file. About bump-sh#182
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This commit makes sure to only create one preview (the previous tentative fix on live previews would create 1 preview, then a 2nd preview, and then update that 2nd preview). Follow-up to bump-sh#456 (cf bump-sh#182)
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With the
preview --livecommand we used to wait for some changes onthe target file before launching the preview.
With this PR we generate a first preview with the given file, THEN
wait for future changes on the file.
About #182