Add a method to fuzzy-find and edit recent files #174
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The `"${file/\~/$HOME}"` means "replace a literal ~ with $HOME", because
we have to double-quote `"$file"` to handle spaces etc, but the
double-quoting means that it won't do the ~ expansion and will literally
look for a directory named `~`.
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"${file/\~/$HOME}"means "replace a literal ~ with $HOME", because we have to double-quote"$file"to handle spaces etc, but the double-quoting means that it won't do the ~ expansion and will literally look for a directory named~.