[GNU ELPA] Spacious-Padding version 0.4.1

[ELPA update]

Version 0.4.1 of package Spacious-Padding has just been released in GNU ELPA.
You can now find it in M-x list-packages RET.

Spacious-Padding describes itself as:

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  Increase the padding/spacing of frames and windows
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More at https://elpa.gnu.org/packages/spacious-padding.html

## Summary:

  # spacious-padding for GNU Emacs

  DEMO IMAGES:

  - <https://protesilaos.com/codelog/2023-06-03-emacs-spacious-padding/>
  - <https://protesilaos.com/codelog/2023-11-15-spacious-padding-extra-ui-dev/>

  This package provides a global minor mode to increase the
  spacing/padding of Emacs windows and frames.  The idea is to make
  editing and reading feel more comfortable.  Enable the mode with `M-x
  spacious-padding-mode`.  Adjust the exact spacing values by modifying
  the user option `spacious-padding-widths`.

  Inspiration for this package comes from [Nicolas Rougier's impressive
  designs](https://github.com/rougier) and [Daniel Mendler's
  `org-modern` package](https://github.com/minad/org-modern).

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This document contains the release notes for each tagged commit on the
project’s main git repository:
<https://git.sr.ht/~protesilaos/spacious-padding>.

The newest release is at the top.  For further details, please consult
the manual: <https://protesilaos.com/emacs/spacious-padding>.

Table of Contents
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1. Version 0.4.0 on 2024-03-04


1 Version 0.4.0 on 2024-03-04
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  This version add some quality-of-life improvements to an already solid
  package.


1.1 The vertical border can now remain visible
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  The user option `spacious-padding-widths' is the single point of entry
  for all types of padding supported by the package. The property
  `:right-divider-width' applies to the vertical border between windows.
  When it is set to 1 pixel in width, it is no longer made invisible.
  Higher values do make it invisible, to produce the padding effect.

  Spacing between windows can still be increased by modifying the
  now-supported fringes (more below, including a code sample).

  Thanks to Aronne Raimondi for suggesting the possibility of a visible
  divider. This was done via a private channel and the information is
  shared with permission.


1.2 Add padding to the window fringes
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  The fringe area is the space to the left and right side of every
  window where indicators such as for line continuation/truncation are
  displayed. The user option `spacious-padding-widths' can now be
  configured to either (i) apply the same width to both fringes, per the
  `:fringe-width' property, or (ii) set different width values for
  either side with `:right-fringe-width' and `:left-fringe-width'.

  The default value is 8, which the standard width of fringes. This
  means that there is no visible change for users unless they opt to
  modify the relevant value.

  Sample using the default:

  ┌────
  │ (setq spacious-padding-widths
  │       '( :internal-border-width 15
  │      :header-line-width 4
  │      :mode-line-width 6
  │      :tab-width 4
  │      :right-divider-width 30
  │      :fringe-width 20 ; Make both fringes 20 pixels wide
  │      :scroll-bar-width 8))
  └────

  Or this for individuated values:

  ┌────
  │ (setq spacious-padding-widths
  │       '( :internal-border-width 15
  │      :header-line-width 4
  │      :mode-line-width 6
  │      :tab-width 4
  │      :right-divider-width 30
  │      :right-fringe-width 20 ; Make the right fringe 20 pixels wide
  │      :left-fringe-width 8 ; Make the left fringe 8 pixels wide
  │      :scroll-bar-width 8))
  └────

  When combined with the aforementioned setting to keep the window
  divider visible, we can have something like this:

  ┌────
  │ (setq spacious-padding-widths
  │       '( :internal-border-width 15
  │      :header-line-width 4
  │      :mode-line-width 6
  │      :tab-width 4
  │      :right-divider-width 1 ; Keep a visible vertical line between windows
  │      :fringe-width 20 ; Make both fringes 20 pixels wide
  │      :scroll-bar-width 8))
  └────


1.3 The built-in `tab-line-mode' is also covered
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  Previous versions of the package provided stylistic support for
  `tab-bar-mode'. This is now extended to `tab-line-mode'. Thanks to
  Lucas Gruss for providing the impetus for this inclusion in pull
  request 6: <https://github.com/protesilaos/spacious-padding/pull/6>.

  Building on that, all tabbed interfaces are subject to the property
  `:tab-width' of the `spaicous-padding-widths'. A granular
  configuration is also possible with the `:tab-bar-width' and
  `:tab-line-width'.

  Thanks again to Lucas Gruss for suggesting this arrangement. We
  discussed this as a follow-up to Lucas’ contribution in commit …  …