Cosmic

Also for the second part I don't think it would be good as the default (although I'd be open to having a flag to configure) It's writing to a temp...

I'm seemingly in the same position as @epage where I just want to do _whatever `bat` does_ in terms of providing extra syntaxes (and to a lesser extent themes) without...

I went ahead and threw together [a quick crate](https://github.com/CosmicHorrorDev/two-face) that roughly has the core functionality that I would want. All it currently provides: - Ways to load the embedded set...

I've had some more time to dig into this, and I do think that we should be able to automatically strip away comments while doing some of the pre-processing that...

You can change the background of whatever theme you go with ```rust let mut theme_set = ThemeSet::load_defaults(); theme_set .get_mut("base16-ocean.dark") .unwrap() .settings .background = Some(Color::BLACK); ```

I feel like the performance notes I talked about are a bit of a red herring here. I like the idea of a `LazyThemeSet` and would be glad if `syntect`...

The only concern I would have with this change is that the colors for the languages may not have good contrast on different terminal themes I think that coloring based...

It should be able to be pretty similar to your implementation, yup > Does colored respect the color scheme and we could thus use their default colors or what did...

No, but the snapshots should not be ignored. The snapshot files are the source of truth for snapshot tests. You can essentially think of their contents as the `expected` value...

I guess I could setup git to ignore the pending snapshots, but I kind of rely on pending snapshots to show up in `git status` to notice that I forgot...