Feature Request: Support for autocmd commands in .obsidian.vimrc

[golovanevsky]

Problem

Currently, settings defined in .obsidian.vimrc only apply to the first buffer opened. When switching to a new file or pane, Vim settings like textwidth are not reapplied, which means they revert to their defaults.

For example, if I add this to my vimrc:

set textwidth=110

It works fine in the first file I open, but when I switch to another file, textwidth becomes undefined again, and gq formatting commands use the default width of 78 instead of 110.

Proposed Solution

Add support for autocmd commands in the vimrc file, similar to standard Vim. This would allow users to run commands automatically when certain events occur, such as opening a file or switching buffers.

Example use case:

autocmd BufEnter * set textwidth=110

This would automatically set textwidth=110 every time a buffer is entered (file is opened or switched to). This might be useful for other commands as well.