feat(main): add cmdline highlighting to allow for independent styling of the command (instead of forcing Statement) #1070
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Add support for highlighting the command portion (first word) in Vim cmdline: - Add NoiceCmdlineCommand highlight group with default link to Statement - Implement dedicated highlighting for command words in cmdline UI - Add fallback direct highlighting when syntax highlighting is insufficient - Ensure highlighting works regardless of buffer syntax state This enhances the visual distinction between the command and its arguments, making the command line more readable and easier to understand at a glance.
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Add support for highlighting the command portion (first word) in Vim cmdline:
This enhances the visual distinction between the command and its arguments, making the command line more readable and easier to understand at a glance.
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