* ci: normalise workflow name
* ci: normalise workflow naming
* Revert "ci: normalise workflow naming"
This reverts commit 2aeeee75a5.
* ci: split jobs
* ci: split jobs
* ci: split jobs
* ci: pin versions
* ci: check colors via make target
* ci: use ubuntu package for luacheck
* ci: use ubuntu package for lua
* ci: use ubuntu package for lua
* ci: use ubuntu package for lua
* Revert "ci: use ubuntu package for lua"
This reverts commit cdfaf7c059.
* Revert "ci: use ubuntu package for lua"
This reverts commit e134e68916.
* Revert "ci: use ubuntu package for lua"
This reverts commit 07227ebb19.
* Revert "ci: use ubuntu package for luacheck"
This reverts commit 3c3429fcf7.
* tidy runs
* feat: inverted colors for light colorschemes
* generate cterm colors in the same script
No need to change to light background
* don't darken if already dark enough
* remove unneeded lines
* darken colors, don't invert them
* improve the scripts somewhat
* reduce darkening for non extreme values
* don't mess with package.loaded
* add one step
* refactor: move init code to the bottom
* Use a single script, add Makefile
The script can be run from the shell with `make colors`:
- the working directory must be the repo
- vim-colortemplate must be in the runtimepath
* Add another step, make a little bit darker
* More precise luminance formula
Taken from:
https://stackoverflow.com/a/596243
* add CONTRIBUTING.md
* add CONTRIBUTING.md
* add CONTRIBUTING.md
* add CONTRIBUTING.md
* update README.md
* update README.md
* add lua/nvim-web-devicons-light.lua
* update CONTRIBUTING.md
* rename: darken_colors -> generate_colors
* fix: use pcall to check vim-colortemplate
* More CONTRIBUTING.md stuff
Currently the script requires that `cterm_color` is present, and set to
a number (any number, also 0). It's not optional.
* update CONTRIBUTING.md
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Co-authored-by: Alexander Courtis <alex@courtis.org>
