proof of concept: implement the passive mode of the clipboard bridge #70
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this makes it possible to run aclip -o -l 0
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this is just a proof of concept and not a real PR since I believe there's a deeper bug which shows up in extevh_default, possibly related to wnd_setup (?), but I didn't have the time to investigate it, yet.
anyway, this kludge shows that presently durden does not correctly implement the passive mode of the clipboard bridge and shows how it would be possible to run aclip -o -l 0 and get something from durden.