Have read_selected_without_altering_clipboard use context-specific pauses universally

[kendonB]

In the text manipulation functions we have content-specific pauses for copying text. I'm finding that the use of "hug" in the texstudio context is unreliable. I think a good solution is to pull out those context-specific pauses from the text manipulation functions file and into the read_selected_without_altering_clipboard function itself. @alexboche do you see any reason why this wouldn't work?

[alexboche]

@kendonB I think that's a good idea.By the way, other commands besides "hug" and the text manipulation commands that use the function read_selected_without_altering_clipboard include "alias", "bring me", and I think "jump in". Relevant code is here:

Caster/castervoice/rules/core/text_manipulation_rules/text_manipulation_support.py

Line 14 in b5405cc

def get_application():

and

Caster/castervoice/rules/core/text_manipulation_rules/text_manipulation_support.py

Line 61 in b5405cc

copy_pause_time_dict = {"standard": "10", "texstudio": "70", "lyx": "60", "winword": "90"}

[LexiconCode]

So could def read_selected_without_altering_clipboard(same_is_okay=False, pause_time="0") specifically pause_time be used for the solution?

If so it's already implemented.