The compose editor is spawned via fork+execvp and inherits profanity's
environment, including LINES/COLUMNS. Those hold the terminal size
captured when profanity started (set by readline/ncurses at init) and
are never refreshed on resize. A curses-based editor (nano, vim, ...)
honors LINES/COLUMNS over the real window, so it renders at the
launch-time dimensions and leaves the rest of the window unused after
the terminal has been resized.

Build a copy of the environment without LINES/COLUMNS before forking and
point the child's environ at it, so the editor's curses falls back to
ioctl(TIOCGWINSZ) and tracks the current window. The env is assembled in
the parent so the child only swaps the environ pointer, which is
async-signal-safe -- unlike unsetenv() -- in the multithreaded
fork->exec window. profanity itself is unaffected: it already reads the
live size via ioctl in ui_resize(), and its own environment is intact.

@@ -148,12 +166,15 @@ launch_editor(gchar* initial_content, void (*callback)(gchar* content, void* dat
         ui_resize();
         cons_show_error("Failed to start editor: %s", strerror(errno));
         g_strfreev(editor_argv);
+        g_free(editor_env); // array only; strings are borrowed from environ