I am excited to try Helix. I was a vim user many years ago, but not a superuser. Neovim caught my eye for a while, but I felt like I should stay with vim or vi

I am excited to try Helix. I was a vim user many years ago, but not a superuser. Neovim caught my eye for a while, but I felt like I should stay with vim or vi even to be able to jump on any system and work with modal editing tools. I loved emacs, but found myself playing with it more than using it as a text editor or simple IDE. This looks great for me, and fits in with my learning Rust too. Unfortunately the release build for Windows throws a panic, and so does a new build on my machine. I put in an issue on Github, because I wasn't competent enough in Rust or Helix to know what the issue was other than an array length violation or mismatch. thread 'main' panicked at 'index out of bounds: the len is 3451 but the index is 3451', helix-tui\src\buffer.rs:185:14 stack