squirrelsong-dark for (n)vim

[Valkyrien04]

Inital implementation, I'm still playing around with it locally. I'm very new to nvim so let me know if any fixes need to happen.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced a new low contrast dark theme ("Squirrelsong Dark") for Vim, providing comprehensive color support for UI elements, syntax groups, and popular plugins.

• Documentation

  • Added the Vim theme to the list of available themes.
  • Updated the Vim theme README to reflect the new name and included a screenshot of the dark variant.

[coderabbitai[bot]]

"""

Walkthrough

A new low-contrast dark Vim color scheme, "squirrelsong_dark.vim," was introduced with comprehensive highlight group definitions and plugin support. The Vim theme README was updated to reflect the new theme name and include a screenshot of the dark variant. The main themes list was updated to add the Vim theme entry.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
dark/Readme.md	Added "Vim" theme entry to the list of available themes.
themes/Vim/Readme.md	Renamed theme to "Squirrelsong Theme" and added a dark variant screenshot.
themes/Vim/colors/squirrelsong_dark.vim	Added new Vim color scheme file for "squirrelsong_dark" with full highlight group and plugin support.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Vim
    participant SquirrelsongDarkTheme

    User->>Vim: Selects "Squirrelsong Dark" color scheme
    Vim->>SquirrelsongDarkTheme: Loads color palette and highlight groups
    SquirrelsongDarkTheme->>Vim: Applies highlight groups (UI, syntax, plugins)
    Vim->>User: Displays editor with new dark theme

Poem

A palette of night for Vim to wear,
Squirrelsong’s darkness fills the air.
With highlights bold and syntax bright,
Both day and night now feel just right.
A README refreshed, a screenshot new—
The rabbit hops in themes anew!
🐇✨ """

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[Valkyrien04]

Working my way through those issues now. fixed the function params first but they seem to also map to function enclosing brackets and I'm not fully sure why.

[sapegin]

Ignore comments from CodeRabbit if they don't make sense. I'm trying to remove it ;-(

[Valkyrien04]

Status on this, it functionally works, but i need time I don't have to dig into Vim and learn how the color profile mapping works to make the necessary changes (initial setup was I cloned the light theme and swapped the colors out). Someone with the requisite knowledge should be able to make those changes quickly if they want to get this over the line but considering I've fallen back into VSCode with the nvim plugin its no longer relevant for me, at least for the moment. I will probably come back to this but if someone else knows the changes that need to be made and needs it sooner than that feel free.