nvim-config/plugin/10-options.lua, branch dev

feat: search no longer wrap around eof

2026-07-14T13:25:39Z

feat: set 'clipboard' to unnamed (was unnamedplus)

2026-07-14T13:24:50Z

feat: enable terminal bell

2026-07-09T11:28:12Z

feat: rework buffer & spell toggle commands and keymaps

2026-07-03T21:35:25Z

Rename the toggle commands to consistent CamelCase: FormatToggle → AutoFormatToggle, AutowriteToggle → AutoWriteToggle, AutoreloadToggle → AutoReloadToggle; capitalize the AutoWrite/AutoReload feature names in prose too. Group the per-buffer toggles under b: bs (save), bf (format), br (reload), bw (wrap, was w), bh (LSP hints, was lh); drop the autosave map. Group spelling under s: ss (toggle), se/sf/sb (en/fr/en-fr). Register every command and map in the General help category.

feat(color): register highlight adjustments per colorscheme

2026-07-02T22:02:53Z

Rework the color engine from a flat applier list into a registry keyed by colorscheme name, so only the active scheme's adjustments run on a theme change; register() now takes the colorscheme name. In 50-ui.lua, split the highlight and statusline work into a per-scheme bundle: solarized keeps its look, selenized gets its own, and selenized becomes the default. The window bar and tabpage-title accents are read from the active scheme's Function and String groups, so they follow both the colorscheme and its light/dark 'background'. Rename :ColorsBgToggle to :ThemeSwitch, which now reloads the colorscheme so its base groups re-theme.

refactor(options): move the global options into their own plugin

2026-07-02T15:14:21Z

Move init.lua's Options section, netrw banner setting included, into plugin/10-options.lua; the 10- prefix loads it before every 50-* feature file. Each themed section opens with a block comment giving the rationale for its settings, replacing the per-option inline comments.