feat(*): overhaul, new select_* functions
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hinell
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select_* nodes, etc.select_* functions
* feat(commands): clearly split normal mode and select mode commands * feat(commands): add new select_* commands for interactive node selections * feat(config): add higlight; mapping for selection commands * fix(config): only setup mappings are removed upon detach * fix(highlighting): for normal mode highlighting is like for `/` search * docs(config): reflect changes in readme.md
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Hi @hinell ! These all look like sensible changes. Sorry for not seeing them earlier. Do you want to maintain this plugin or a fork of it? I'm not using it that much recently I'll be happy to review the changes once I find time |
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overhaul-demo.mov
select_*commands for interactive node selections/searchBreaking changes
Supported nvim
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