mu4e-compose: implement mu4e-compose-supersede
Hook up `message-supersede` which you can /supersede/ your own messages; that is, send the message as kind-of reply to the same recipients. This only works if you were the sender. This should help for #2584.
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@ -1681,6 +1681,16 @@ For more information, see @ref{(message) Forwarding}.
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To influence the way a message is forwarded, you can use the variables
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@code{message-forward-as-mime} and @code{message-forward-show-mml}.
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@subsection Supersede
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Occasionally, it can be useful to ``supersede'' a message you sent; this is
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somewhat like a wide-reply, but with the all the same recipients as the original
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message, as determined by @code{mu4e-personal-or-alternative-address-p}.
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For this, there @t{mu4e-compose-supersede} (no default keybinding).
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This wraps @code{message-supersede}.
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@subsection Resend
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You can re-send some existing message with @t{mu4e-compose-resend} from within
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@ -1689,6 +1699,7 @@ the headers view or when looking at some specific message.
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This re-sends the message without letting you edit it, as per @ref{(message)
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Resending}.
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@node Composer Keybindings
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@section Keybindings
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