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listens on unix socket to interact with slides using command relay
client (remote controller) to communicate with socket command relay listener
to interact with SocketRemote from command-line
as remote control entry command
triggered when using the command with socket file that does not exist.
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use `socketPath` instead of `socketFile` where `socketPath` are in forms like: - unix:/tmp/slides.sock - tcp:localhost:8091
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Add remote control support along with builtin remote controlling command.
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internal/remoteremotecoral command torootcommandmaincalledSLIDES_REMOTE_SOCKET. Presence of this triggers listening of remote control command at given UNIX socket path. This can then be used bysides remote socket [flags] [command]command to control that slide session.Use Case