docs(readme): reset zsh prompt after calling sesh-sessions script #189
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When in a Zsh shell and pressing
Alt-s, the session list opens with FZF, thanks to the script provided in theREADME.Pressing
EscorCtrl-Cgoes back to the shell, but we need to pressEnteragain before we're given another Zsh prompt. The same issue appears when entering a tmux session: after detaching from tmux, we need to pressEnteragain before we're given another Zsh prompt.Calling the function by typing in
sesh-sessionat the Zsh prompt and pressingEnter, and then closing FZF already does what we want - we're given another Zsh prompt. This PR aims to replicate the same behavior through theAlt-sshortcut.