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TextView: TextView.LoadFile keeps file open and provides no way of closing it
See original GitHub issueThe code in TextModel uses File.OpenRead but there’s no code that ever closes it.
As a result, clients can’t save the file loaded this way.
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Right. Sorry, i have not had enough coffee this AM.
We can just leave it in for now since it does no harm. Ok?
But you already merged it.