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shell_space: use std dirs now that shells is gone - #1302
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The
shell_spaceprompt was broken in two ways on current nushell.shellsdoesn't exist anymore (the directory ring lives instd/dirs), andeachonly takes one closure parameter now, so the file didn't even parse.It now uses
dirsfromstd/dirswithenumerate, so the right prompt still shows the time followed by the ring indexes, with the active one in green.Tested on 0.116.1 by sourcing it and adding a couple of dirs with
dirs add, the prompt shows0 1 2with the right one highlighted.