Prose config#3
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Previously, *italicized markdown* wasn't getting rendered as italics (although **bolded markdown** was being rendered properly). Fix this by explicitly making onedark italicize the `markdownItalic` highlight group.
Prose mode, enabled by default for markdown files, can be enabled with `:Prose` and disabled with `:ProseOff`. - Enables automatic hardwrap formatting of current paragraph. This is preferrable to softwrap, since it ensures that the files will be readable in any format. - It also uses insert-mode remaps to set undo markers at punctuations, which is helpful when writing a lot in a single insert. - It conceals markdown tags by default (which can be disabled with `:set conceallevel=0`).
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This has been sitting around for a while, but I've been using it and finding it helpful. It provides some nice features when editing markdown files (such as commit messages or READMEs). The most notable one is word-processor-esque auto-wrap (which can feel annoying when you want to have a single newline, but remember that this newline will be removed by markdown renderers anyway!). It also does markdown concealing, which I like (and you can decide if you like).