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Revbump all Go packages after go114 update.

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editors/micro: Update to 2.0.6

Changes in 2.0.5:
 - Micro will ensure that settings.json only contains non-default
   settings.
   - Settings will have default values unless overridden in
     settings.json.
   - Any settings with default values in settings.json will be removed
     after modifying your settings or running "micro -clean".
 - New relativeruler option (default: off).
   - Makes line numbers relative to your current cursor position.
 - New parsecursor option for file:line:col syntax (default: off).
   - Enable for previous behavior to open a file at a location.
 - More consistent key labels to reduce confusion about keybindings.
 - Autocompletion is more conservative and only triggers for
   alphanumerics.
 - Performance improvements.
 - More languages supported by the default comment plugin.
   - Use Alt-/ or Ctrl-/ (new) to comment/uncomment a block of code.
   - Note that micro sees Ctrl-/ as the CtrlUnderscore event from the
     terminal.
 - Bug fixes.
   - Mouse support in command bar.
   - Escape sequence handling.
   - Other minor issues and improvements.

Changes in 2.0.6:
 - Improvements to the backup system.
   - permbackup option (default: off).
   - backdupdir option (default directory is ~/.config/micro/backups).
 - Some new statusformat directives for the statusline:
   - status.lines, status.vcol, status.bytes, status.size.
 - Errors parsing settings.json will not cause settings to be
   overwritten.
 - Bug fixes.
   - Pasting CRLF text.
   - Plugin options not persisting properly.
   - Backspace on Windows.
   - Better test infrastructure.

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Revbump Go packages after Go 1.14.4 update.

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Import wip/micro as editors/micro

Terminal-based text editor that aims to be easy to use and intuitive,
while also taking advantage of the capabilities of modern terminals.

As its name indicates, micro aims to be somewhat of a successor to the
nano editor by being easy to install and use. It strives to be enjoyable
as a full-time editor for people who prefer to work in a terminal, or
those who regularly edit files over SSH.