Emilia Simmons

Normally I'd agree with @bohrshaw and @kiryph, but testing asyncrun.vim using `vim --startuptime` only leads to

All of the mappings for Lightspeed use `require'lightspeed'`, so if those are simply exported to a `plugin/lightspeed.lua` (or `.vim`) and the definitions could remain in `lua/lightspeed.lua`, I don't think anything...

Sorry I don't move very quickly, but I appreciate the ping. I'll be able to get to it today or more likely tomorrow. It's entirely because I don't know what...

I published the current main branch (v1.3), thanks for the request and for your patience! I'll be keeping it up to date.

Can you give me an example of where they fall in an org file? sexps are already supported in timestamps, and objects otherwise are intended to be implemented via queries.

The text and formatting after the sexp isn't in the syntax description, as far as I can tell, I'm having some trouble finding information. Can they span multiple lines, after...

In emacs orgmode, it looks like the sexp itself can be multiple lines, but the entry text afterwards can't be. That's somewhat straightforward to implement to start with, but there's...

Great question, I think the best implementation here would use a query to find those elements, for example: `(paragraph (directive name: (_) @name (#eq? @name "results")) . (expr) @start (#eq?...

Thanks for the PR! I'm not sure that I want to include `make install` to explicitly install to the nvim parser directory. I'm considering just grabbing the [generic makefile](https://github.com/tree-sitter/tree-sitter-go/blob/master/Makefile) from...

> It's quite unintuitive at first I'm not really interested in that change, for this reason. And I'm not really convinced by the utility of it, because can easily construct...