use underscore for overline to reduce the gap #59
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Currently \overline looks like this:
This pull request makes it look like this:
I added the
div_high_barvariable because I thought it could be useful for underlining. I might make a pull request for this at some point.Also, I wasn't sure at all about how to generate the lua files from the source code so I assume that needs to be done before this can be merged. I tried installing ntangle.nvim and it seemed to modify a lua file but I wasn't sure that the output was correct. Anyway this should be slightly easier to review at least.