nvim-config/plugin/50-markdown.lua, branch master

feat: group the cheatsheet by feature and scope commands to buffers

2026-07-03T12:44:16Z

Break the single "Global" cheatsheet bucket into one section per feature, and label buffer-local sections " (buffer-local)" so each entry's scope is explicit. Drop the completion cursor-motion entries. Correct commands that were declared global but only act on the current buffer, making them buffer-local: - NotesRename and NotesRenameSection, created in init_notes_buffer. - ClaudeBashHistory, ClaudeBashHistoryNext and ClaudeBashHistoryPrevious, created in the per-buffer init (set_monitor_keymaps renamed to init_monitor_buffer, which now sets commands too). - MarkdownCheck and MarkdownUncheck, created from a new FileType markdown autocmd. ClaudeBashMonitor stays global: it is the opener with session-name completion and must be callable from any buffer.

feat(help): declarative cheatsheet engine and floating window

2026-07-03T11:34:46Z

Replace the treesitter source scan, ctags tagfile, and fzf-lua tag picker with a `dotfiles.help` engine and a plain floating window. The engine's `register(scope, spec)` records metadata only — it sets no keymap or command — so a feature can declare its buffer-local maps at load time and they are listed at startup regardless of what buffers have been opened, and each entry carries a scope. Features declare their user-facing maps and commands through `help.register`; the float renders them grouped by scope, keymaps with Vim's per-mode prefix and commands as `:Name`. `g?` and `:Cheatsheet` open it; `q`, ``, and `` close it.

refactor: hollow init.lua out into plugin files

2026-07-02T15:27:28Z

Move everything but the bootstrap out of init.lua: plugin/20-keymaps.lua takes the leader key and the misc keymaps, loading before the 50-* features define their maps; plugin/50-cmdline.lua takes the command-line helpers; the scrolling, arrow, and yank-highlight bindings join their features (50-smooth_scroll, 50-autocompletion, 50-ui). Flatten vim.g.dotfiles: the augroup becomes vim.g.dotfiles_augroup, and the textwidth table is dropped in favor of literal widths in the ftplugins. The markdown rendering loses its width coupling too, keeping only a 60-column code-block minimum.

refactor(markdown): move checklist commands out of the ftplugin

2026-07-02T14:40:22Z

The buffer-local MarkdownCheck/MarkdownUncheck commands were recreated for every markdown buffer; define them once, globally, in plugin/50-markdown.lua. Both commands now share one set_item() implementation over common strike/unstrike helpers. Unchecking unwraps only an anchored `~…~` pair instead of deleting the first two `~` found anywhere, and accepts a lowercase `[x]`. An item that ends above the cursor line is no longer edited.

refactor(nvim): conform comments and API docs to conventions

2026-07-01T13:38:49Z

Bring the existing files up to the documented conventions: - convert stacked-`--` file headers to `--[[ ]]` block comments; - add `---` EmmyLua annotations to every engine `M.*` and `_`-prefix internal helpers (call sites updated); - give every `vim.notify` a `vim.log.levels.*`; - switch `:help` references to `` autolinks; - extract inline keymap/command callbacks into named functions; - replace per-element table comments with one comment above the table. No behavior change; comment, doc-annotation and callback-naming only.

docs(nvim): edit markdown plugin comment

2026-06-24T17:26:57Z

misc(nvim): extend markdown heading background horizontally

2026-06-19T15:27:04Z

misc(nvim): reformat lua files to 100 char line width

2026-06-12T20:57:34Z

misc(nvim): render , < etc in markdown files

2026-06-09T15:22:56Z

In floating windows with python documentation there is nbsp characters used for formatting. But with the default conceallevel they are invisible. This commit reduces the conceallevel so that they become visible.

fix(nvim): floating window width

2026-06-07T15:26:25Z

The left_margin = 2 was messing with the floating window width.