Suggest: a way to export neohub workspaces

[unphased]

I think the one thing I want to be able to do is make it easy upon e.g. rebooting the computer to make all my projects quickly accessible.

Current friction points

• If i work on 5 projects i to get a terminal open to 5 dirs and run neohub in each.
• opening neohub to switch to a project only to see i havent started a neovide instance in it is not ideal
• preemptively opening 5 neovide instances just so the neohub is populated with projects i want to work on is not ideal (just from memory consumption of initially-unneeded editors)

Suggestions

1. first pass: persistence of active sessions. Any dir that has been neohub'd gets added to a config file or something. Each subsequent neohub open (on startup) will auto-open all the neovides. Bullet 3 above is a factor but I don't care yet, even with only 16GB ram and 100 plugins I think neovide/neovim are pretty much efficient enough here and i might go to up to 8 projects at a time, but not more.

2. second pass: active sessions can exist in neohub without their neovides actually spawned yet! This is a bit harder than it seems because after a while the list will be filled with random dirs that were opened once and never again. I might suggest just making these evict based on time into a separate section at the bottom of the picker.

[unphased]

Zeroth pass: allow neohub CLI to accept more than one command. that way i can at least have neohub projects/proj_A projects/projB work/frontend work/backend work/CICD in my zsh command history so i can streamline the first two bullets.

Current workaround:

echo neohub" "{projects/proj_A,projects/projB,work/frontend,work/backend,work/CICD}"\n" | xargs -n2 -I{} sh -c '{}'

it does work but as you can see is a bit ugly; much more practical to have it just be defined as a shell alias...

One thing that is definitely good is that running neohub on the same dir extra times doesnt spawn extraneous neovide instances, so that helps a lot already.