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behave like the default multiline buffer editor. For example, it turns on
syntax highlighting, sets a monospace font, and sets the default accelerator
keys. Although not strictly necessary for creating tabs, it may be useful if
you want to create a tab with both an editor and some other sort of widget,
side-by-side, as is done in L<App::Prima::REPL::Talk>.

This function does not set the widget as the tab's default widget, since you
may want the default widget to be something else. You should explicitly invoke
C<REPL::change_default_widget> (above) to do that.

The endowed editor has named key bindings that you can overwrite:

 CtrlReturn    CtrlShiftReturn
 CtrlEnter     CtrlShiftEnter
 CtrlPageDown  CtrlPageUp

You can override these commands with something like this:

 # Update ctrl-return/ctrl-edit for the editor
 $editor->accelTable->insert([
       # Ctrl-Enter runs the file