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to clarify, this addresses the issue of the poor readability of the light grey regions (not active) that can be seen in the first screenshot [here](https://github.com/arcticicestudio/nord-emacs/issues/94#issuecomment-680809126) ; these get nord...

Is there any hope for this to go in? Or has this project been abandoned? Thx!

Absolutely, it is just that the last commit in the nord-emacs was last year, while for other nord reps this is not true. Many thanks.

Should the commit that creates the readme be part of this pull request? I would assume not.

Getting ediff to work with only 16 colours is a big challenge because the default ediff keeps the syntax highlighting and just overlays red etc. What could be done instead...

still there are occasions where the default colours do not provide great readability. but overall maybe a good compromise?

or like this, but then again we lose the syntax highlighting in the active diff region. personally I don't mind as this is not super useful anyway.

I guess you can do this with [orderless](https://github.com/oantolin/orderless) which has ivy support?

vertico and selectrum seem to have completing-read-multiple support. would be nice if ivy had too :-)

No chance to get this in? :-)