Handle file events emitted by Nova on macOS #2674
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As per the bug report #2663, I've added a branch to the match expression to catch EventKind::Modify(ModifyKind::Name(RenameMode::Any)) events made by Nova on macOS when editing files.
It appears that this is the only event that makes it to meaningful_events: HashMap<PathBuf, (PathBuf, SimpleFileSystemEventKind, ChangeKind)> when using Nova.
In testing this change, I discovered that other editors including Helix 24.7 and Vim 9.0.2142 also emit this event, but go on to emit others.
This change didn't introduce problems when editing with:
Helix 24.7
Vim 9.0.2142
Sublime Text Build 4180
on macOS 14.6.1.
Let me know if you want further testing (or tests) added.
NOTE: This supersedes PR #2672 where I had based my change on
masternotnext, and therefore including other changes. Apologies.Cheers, Jamie.