Emit OSC 0 escape sequence when executing another command

[WhyNotHugo]

The OSC-0 escape sequence updates a terminal's title bar to a given string.

I have the following in my .zshrc:

preexec () {
  print -Pn "\e]0;$1 [%~]\a"
}

When I execute any command (e.g.: neovim hello.txt), this emits an escape sequence that updates the terminal title-bar to neovim hello.txt.

When I run zk edit --interactive, my terminal's title-bar is updated to zk edit --interactive. When I select an entry in zk, zk executes neovim, but my terminal's title-bar remains the same.

This is a feature request for zk to emit an OSC-0 escape sequence before exec'ing into another command, so that the terminal title is updated to the executed command.

As an optional cherry on top, the title of the note could be appended, so instead of neovim kdux.md, the title-bar reads neovim kdux.md [title of note].

Context

When I have multiple windows with multiple notes open, the titles for all these is simply zk e (e is my alias for edit --interactive ….