guaging interest in a `open_and_run` convenience function

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Thanks for exposing the methods necessary to be able to do this.
Is having this functionality built-in within scope of this project?

If so, let me know of any parameters/constraints I should be aware of before making the PR.

local function run_in_floaterm(opts)
	local buf = 0

    -- open first, otherwise window_id's dont exist and `switch_buf` will fail
	require("floaterm").open()

	for _, term in ipairs(require("floaterm.state").terminals) do
		if term.name == opts.name then
			buf = term.buf
			break
		end
	end

	if buf == 0 then
		require("floaterm.api").new_term({ cmd = opts.cmd, name = opts.name })
	else
		require("floaterm.api").send_cmd({ cmd = opts.cmd, buf = buf })
		require("floaterm.utils").switch_buf(buf)
	end
end

vim.keymap.set("n", "<leader>gP", function()
	run_in_floaterm({ name = "Git", cmd = "git push" })
end, { desc = "Floaterm: Git Push" })

Could maybe be exposed as:

require("floaterm.api").open_and_run({ name = "Git", cmd = "git push"})

[siduck]

did u try the send_cmd() ? check latest commit

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Yep. Im using it successfully in the snippet above. It's allowed me to have quick runners around common tasks. Between it and gitsigns, I was able to replace lazygit.

Im wrapping it with terminal name search and activating the UI. Been really helpful in my personal use

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