As a user, when editing a headlines description, and I'm editing a list, make `RET` be context aware

[munen]

This would be the same behaviour as hitting S-M-RET in Emacs.

When at the end of a line and hitting RET, and I'm currently editing a list item`, I don't want a new blank line, but instead I want a new line, with indentation and the same list item indicator as the line above.

Examples:

Hitting RET at the end of - foo creates:

- foo
- 

Or hitting RET at the end of the last line of

- [ ] foo
  - [ ] bar

creates

- [ ] foo
  - [ ] bar
  - [ ] 

[schoettl]

... or hitting RET at an empty list item

- [ ] foo
- [ ] 
      ^

yields

- [ ] foo


^

Maybe... ;)

It would, in this case, save many Backspace and one RET.

[munen]

That's an interesting thought!

Is there similar behavior in Emacs? I just tried RET S-RET and S-M-RET to be sure. Tbh, I didn't know how S-RET behaves in this scenario - and it's quite interesting(;