This is mainly just for kicks and giggles, since it really won't
work quite properly anyway, due to the lack of grapheme indexing.
The next real thing is to... well, start from scratch.
The formatters now work on grapheme iterators instead of directly on
lines, which frees up the LineFormatter to break up long lines into
smaller blocks of text. This is partially taken advantage of right
now in various parts of the code, but more work is still needed to
get it both working properly and fast.
This is a big shift in the formatter API's. It simplifies the
responsibilities of the implementers so that pretty much all they
have to do it implement an iterator. Everything else will be
automatically derived from that. (Or, at least, that's the hope.)
This commit pulls the formatter out of the text buffer and
puts it in the editor instead. However, there is a lot of
commented code utlizing the buffer and formatter that still
needs to be updated.
In short, the editor is pretty non-functional in this commit.
