Updated TO DO List (markdown)

TO-DO-List.md

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    * "Find top line" doesn't need flaky ScrollIntoView().
  * Allow multiple notes and long comments per offset, e.g. one above and
    one below.
+ * Provide a way to insert blank lines.
  * Provide a way to identify modified vs. unmodified operands at a glance,
    e.g. by showing them in different colors.
  * Add RTS-style numbered bookmarks (e.g. Shift+5 to set position, Ctrl+5
    to jump to position) to move around the project quickly.
    (See https://github.com/fadden/6502bench/issues/73)
+ * Make cycle counts a separate column (to left of comment).
 
 ### References Window ###
 
  * The References window entries should list the nearest prior label
    to provide context.
+ * For global direct-page address symbols, add a line referring to each
+   local variable table that references (or overlaps?) the same address.
+   (The goal is to be able to find everything that references a DP
+   address; this may be insufficient since it only works if there's a
+   global def with at least one reference.)
 
 ### Symbols Window ###
 
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    searching, "you have wrapped" dialog disable.  Normalize string
    delimiters so searching for "'A'" finds 'A', "A", ‘A’, etc.
    Should be a floating window.
+   * Add a Visual Studio-style "find all" that displays the results in
+     a double-clickable table.
  * Proper handling of MVN/MVP double-operand editing.  (We can tuck a
    format descriptor for the second operand inside, attaching it to the
    offset of the first operand byte.)
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  * Allow different pseudo-ops for constants and addresses.  Some assemblers
    support this, e.g. cc65 has "=" for constants and ":=" for labels.  If
    nothing else it makes the equate list easier to comprehend.
+ * Finish W65C02 support (currently ignores the ZP arg for BBR/BBS).
 
  * Speculative code hinting.  A human can look at `a9 40 85 02 20 ed fd` and
    recognize 6502 code.  The computer should be able to manage it with a
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    * Automatically scan for other string types, such as strings prefixed
      by length or null-terminated.  May require pre-scanning the data
      file to get decent performance.
+ * Map absolute references to direct page locations onto local variables
+   (e.g. `LDA $0077,Y` could map to lvar $77).
 
  * Provide a way to define generated data.  This is mostly useful when the
    target assembler supports the concept, e.g. Merlin's LUP directive.  This
    might be too assembler-specific, although it's okay if the code list shows
    an expression and the assembled output has a dense-hex dump.
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  * Fix the TODO(perf) in the data target code.