Delete buffers after the window has closed #263
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THe confirmation buffers are unlisted, but never deleted.
These buffers configured with "bufhidden" "wipe", which should clean them up after the buffer is hidden anyway. This is just an extra check to be sure they are cleaned up.
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Description
After a long session of AI assisted activities, I noticed quite a few hidden buffers still open from MCPHub for all of the confirmation windows. Not a huge performance problem, but it makes it clutters the hidden buffers menus and makes it harder to find the actual hidden buffers I might be looking for. Since these buffers are not used again, it's a bit of a memory leak to not clean them up.
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make testto ensure all tests passmake formatto format the codemake docsto update the vimdoc pages