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- Implement strum_notes functionality to apply progressive
timing offsets to selected MIDI notes
- Provides guitar-style strumming for creating realistic
note sequences
The feature applies 1/32 beat timing offsets progressively
to selected notes, creating a strummed effect where notes
play in sequence rather than simultaneously.
Since we have only 1 type of snap (the grid, which is BBT based always), this
method doesn't need as much of the baggage as the equivalent Editor method
The history is cleared separately, we can remain connected to the signal. Nothing will happen to it that
we don't control, since we own the UndoHistory object
CueEditor::catch_pending_show_region() calls ::set_region
which calls CueEditor::unset(false). This reset _track.
Also PianorollWindow::set() calls set_track() before set_region(),
the latter also reset CueEditor::_track.
This fixes the Solo button in the Pianoroll window, and
probably some other things, too.
Mouse-mode is set after the the session sets CoreSelection
in the backend, and can clear valid selection.
Note: Region Selection (if any) is saved in instant.xml
and set during first_idle, which usually still happens
from `load_session_stage_two() -> flush_pending()`.
> 'TempoMapScope' defined as a struct here but previously declared
> as a class; this is valid, but may result in linker errors under
> the Microsoft C++ ABI [clang-diagnostic-mismatched-tags]
