Fix highlighting for 'diff' filetype #6
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Fix highlighting for the diff filetype. By default, syntax/diff.vim
uses highlights for `Identifier` and `Special` for added and removed
lines:
hi def link diffAdded Identifier
hi def link diffRemoved Special
As these are both highlighted in white in monokai.nvim, it makes diff
highlighting display everything as plain white.
Fix this by adding explicit highlights for diffAdded and diffRemoved in
appropriate colors.
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By default,
syntax/diff.vimfrom the neovim runtime uses highlights forIdentifierandSpecialfor added and removed lines:As these are both highlighted in white in monokai.nvim, it makes diff highlighting display everything as plain white.
Fix this by adding explicit highlights for
diffAddedanddiffRemovedin appropriate colors.