feat: add completion support for coq_nvim #258
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Thank you! I can take care of updating the docs. I should probably move more of those things to CI to make contributing easier. Glad you are liking the plugin :) |
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Since support for nvim-cmp and blink.nvim was added, I also added support for coq_nvim.
After quickly skimming the repo, I couldn't find how to generate the vimdoc from the
README.md(I guess that I should just thejustfileand/or the python scripts onscripts/, but it's not clear to be which ones and how should I use them). So I thought it would be better so simply ask directly: how can I do this?Thanks for the awesome plugin, btw