it would be nice to start working on things that somebody wants ;-)

Don't worry, just sit quietly in a dark room and the feeling will soon pass 😜

On your sadly unnumbered list:

The "persistent temp files" (PTF) is rather disappointing to me having been saved by nice vscode when there was a power cut. What vscode provides is intermittent saves of all modified buffers (and not over the top of the original files like autosave does), and the ability to restore buffers to the same modified state they were. This would cover the limited PTF feature as well. Safety and a new feature, what more could you want?

LSP agree basically there, and thanks again.

Zoom, whatever Scintilla supports is fine.

Multiple carets, no right answers about clashes of keycodes on different platforms and desktops yet.

TOML, done

Mouse wheel tabs, don't know why GTK removed it, probably because it was useful, but since it seems to work on the editor why not all notebooks indeed?

Wrap search on not found, there is a preference to automatically wrap search, so AFAICT #1192 (ignoring the hijacks) is done. The only argument is should that pref default to true not false, but myeh, you only have to set it once.

Only one query for dart since 2014 doesn't seem much support for adding yet another built in language. Just because you added it to Lexilla isn't an argument to build a wasted language to Geany 😜 .

Same goes for zig.

What would be better than keeping adding built in stuff would be a @techee minor 100000000 or so line change that allows lexillas and ctags parsers and the language configuration to be in plugins so the cost of low traction languages isn't imposed on everybody (or dlls with different API if appropriate, eg IIUC Lexilla allows for that) ... now thats something for you to get your teeth into 😁

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