This allows Cursor.proto.moveRight to avoid pre-clipping its position. It just passes the appropriate clipping options when setting its screen position.
Also factored `get(Beginning|End)OfCurrentWordBufferPosition` methods out of `moveTo(Beginning|End)OfWord` on Cursor. They are used by a `getCurrentWordBufferRange` method, which Selection now uses to find the range of the current word.
This only restores changes made via the CompositeSelection… this makes sense because this is the only way to make changes interactively. Any other changes are made via the api or a command line and should not modify selections when they are undone. Still need to test restoration after redo.
Every command returns an array of buffer ranges to select from its execute method. The composite command loops through each current selection with each command, then sets the new selection to the aggregated buffer ranges returned by all commands at that step.
The `execute` method on commands now has a second range parameter. The composite command loops through all selected ranges and calls execute on each subcommand for each range. Still need to update the `.` address to work with the new scheme.
Scroll methods are now Editor.scrollTo(), Editor.scrollHorizontally() and Editor.scrollVertically()
Editor.scrollTo() can only be called once per runloop
