Show HN: Elecxzy – A lightweight, Lisp-free Emacs-like editor in ElectronHi HN. I am a programmer from Japan who loves Emacs. I am building elecxzy. It is a free (zero-cost), lightweight, Emacs-like text editor for Windows.I designed it to be comfortable and ready to use immediately, without a custom init.el. Here is a quick overview:- Provides mouse-free operation and classic Emacs keybindings for essential tasks (file I/O, search, split windows, syntax highlighting).- Drops the Lisp execution engine entirely. This keeps startup and operation lightweight.- Solves CJK (Chinese, Japanese, Korean) IME control issues natively on Windows.I never managed to learn Lisp. I just copy-pasted snippets to maintain my init.el. However, I loved the Emacs keybindings. I loved operating an editor entirely without a mouse. I wanted an editor I could just open and use immediately. Also, standard Emacs binaries for Windows often have subtle usability issues for CJK users.So, I thought about whether I could build an Emacs-like text editor using Electron, the same framework as