feat: implement native neovim LSP #14
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This pull request makes a big change to quick.nvim that has been up and coming for quite some time. It takes advantage of the native LSP feature in Neovim, and thus gets rid of coc.nvim. This can sometimes improve performance but is also the way forward in the Neovim.
I have tried to do this many times in the last few years, but the native LSP ecosystem has never felt quite mature enough. Now though, it feels more ready than it's ever felt. Some parts are still a little flakey, especially when automatically closing JSX tags, but I'm sure someone is working on a solution there. And when it comes to autocompletion, it's super robust.
Because coc.nvim had many features built in, I've had to install a few more packages, for example, for formatting, linting, and auto-closing tags.
I've also added a few other plugins, like vim-sleuth (for automatic indentation detection), vim-fugitive, vim-rhubarb and gitsigns.nvim (for great Git and Github integration). I've also added nvim-bqf (for fantastic quick-fix lists).
I hope you all will appreciate this update! And if you don't like it, you can always download an older version of quick.nvim on the releases page.