Vim's :terminal feels much more ergonomic, adding various mappings to
make the experience more similar, mainly by adding a few `<C-w>`
mappings for the most common actions.
Additionally, disable vim-tmux-navigators default mappings and setup
both normal and terminal mode mappings for `<C-w>{h,j,k,l}` in addition
to the normal mode mappings for `<C-{h,j,j,l}>` to make the pane
switching experience more consistent across all buffer types.
vim-gitgutter is buggy. vim-signify might be better, it does allow
configuration of which events trigger a sign column update and this
patch takes advantage of that. Firstly, the `CursorHold` and
`CursorHoldI` events are disabled and replaced with `InsertLeave` and
`TextChanged` events. This makes the sign column updates immediate, and
since vim-signify is asynchronous it's faster too.
Make using the `@vim$TMUX_PANE` window flag much more robust by
unsetting it every time the zsh prompt is drawn and setting it again
using a `FocusGained` `autocmd` in vim. This removes the need for the
hacky check for zsh in the conditional defined in the `in_vim` variable.
Improve tmux integration when changing buffers or panes when vim was
invoked by another process so that seamless navigation works when the
`vim$TMUX_PANE` window option has been set, not only when the pane's
command matches a simple regex.
Previously the `autocmd` to replace the date on the first line if `Last
change: ` was present resulted in the cursor being moved in non `help`
filetypes due to the substitution failing. Now the substitution is only
attempted if the current file is a `help` file.
Add `autocmd` to automatically expand the `_template` snippet on the
`BufNewFile` event, if the expansion fails because the `_template`
snippet does not exist for the current `filetype` undo the changes. Do
the same thing when the `filetype` changes to `help`, since these are
`text` files to begin with the first `autocmd` has no effect.
For all filetype's highlight conflict markers with the Todo highlight
group and leave trailing text as before. This makes conflict markers
very obvious, in C/C++ where I have operator highlighting conflict
markers are not longer highlighted as operators.
