Feat(hlchunk): + mode#4137
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* default: `indent` mode vs `bracket` mode for C styled langs Signed-off-by: h8d13 <hadean-eon-dev@proton.me>
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Hi :) Micro fan here.
I always wanted a similar plugin to shellraining/hlchunk.nvim But since the plugin system does not expose render internals, I was not able to do it in lua.
The PR gives 1 runtime option with 2 modes;
hlchunkthat defaults toindentfor compatibility with bracket-less code languages. And re-uses existingfindMatchingBraceforbracketmode, which already existed.I also tried to match docs style, tests, and added to
simple.microin colorblue. And tested the few obvious edge cases.(Cf. small delay when cursor is currently traveling, to not spam animations). I also tried to isolate the logic as much as possible. (Also did not touch pre-existing
Loctest warnings)Disclosure: I used the nvim plugin above as a reference; so most of the credits should be to user @shellRaining, plus I did use Claude 5 to help with debugging, happy to do any follow-up or let maintainers edit directly (if this this PR is desired).
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