This was a mess. I'd had a hack to inhibit line-editing in `dumb'
terminals for ages, but grew an extra one as an overreaction against
TRAMP's allergy to bracketted-paste. Rationalize all of this.
* Move the logic to inhibit line-editing into the right configuration
section.
* Only inhibit line-editing in `dumb' terminals that aren't running in
Emacs.
* Inhibit bracketted-paste in `dumb' terminals, but not otherwise.
The result is that I can still use line editing in `dumb' terminals, but
Emacs -- and particularly TRAMP -- work properly.
### Zsh session things.
__mdw_shell=zsh
### Zsh session things.
__mdw_shell=zsh
-case ${INSIDE_EMACS+t},$TERM in t,dumb) unsetopt zle ;; esac
###--------------------------------------------------------------------------
### History settings.
###--------------------------------------------------------------------------
### History settings.
###--------------------------------------------------------------------------
### Line editing.
###--------------------------------------------------------------------------
### Line editing.
-case $TERM in dumb) unsetopt zle ;; esac
+case ${INSIDE_EMACS+t},$TERM in t,dumb) unsetopt zle ;; esac
+case $TERM in dumb) unset zle_bracketed_paste ;; esac