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Floating window #101
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looks good as a draft, we definitely need options to center and make the window fit the content |
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this looks like a cool feature, is this still WIP? |
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This PR implements an option to open SymbolsOutline in a floating window as mentioned in #100.
At the moment, I have a basic proof of concept that seems to work well, however, it's far from done, and it should also allow centering the window (similarly to how telescope.nvim behaves).
Input on how to structure the code would be appreciated as I am new to both Lua and vim