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eXtract gets three keys:

• C-e edits the picks in `$EDITOR` (`vi` if unset) in a new pane above (like the other shortcuts; across the window edge when short) the source pane's directory. Existing files and paths open at their `:line:col` (`+LINE` for vim/nvim/nano/emacs, `file:line:col` for Helix, `-g` for VS Code), several in one editor; URLs are left to C-o. Anything else (commands, quotes, lines, hashes) goes to a temp file that is removed when the editor exits.
• C-o opens each pick by kind: macOS reveals files in Finder, opens directories and URLs (`xdg-open` elsewhere); hashes and `#234` use `gh browse` in a git repo. Anything unopenable is skipped with a short `display-message`.
• M-r cycles path style for typing and copying: shown, relative to the project root, absolute (`:line:col` kept), remembered in `@optmux-extract-paths` and shown in the header.

C-e loses fzf's end-of-line (End still works). Pure functions (`classify`, `edit_plan`, `editor_argv`, `open_command`, `restyle`) are tested; docs updated.

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