In VS Code the collaborative editing (live share) seems like a dirty workaround put on top of an architecture not built with multiple users in mind. I use live

In VS Code the collaborative editing (live share) seems like a dirty workaround put on top of an architecture not built with multiple users in mind. I use live share all the time because it's the best thing we have for pair programming, but I often wish for a better solution. We often get disconnected for no reason, editors get out of sync, terminal sharing is near useless. If you can produce something that doesn't feel like a hack, then I'm all in! Features I would love to have: - Terminal sharing should work like tmux with window size "smallest". It's the best solution I've found for having a shared terminal. - Let us join a collaboration session from the terminal: `zed [URL]`. No annoying website that takes ages to open, or having to open the editor before joining the session. - Let me start a server on a port and let others join that server. I can forward that port if I need to. - Let me start a headless server on a shared dev env, and let me and others connect to collaborate