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 # Neovim Configuration Flake
 
-This is the Neovim configuration for all my NixOS and Nix enabled systems (such as with nix-darwin on macOS).
-It aims to be minimal and utilitarian; it forgoes many blingful features like status lines, sidebars, or fancy UI enhancements
-in favor of native (neo)Vim, while still having everything useful you'd expect, like LSPs, file explorer (`yazi`), completions,
-advanced language tools, and QoL enhancements.
+This is the Neovim configuration for all my NixOS and Nix enabled systems (such
+as with nix-darwin on macOS). It aims to be minimal and utilitarian; it forgoes
+many blingful features like status lines, sidebars, or fancy UI enhancements in
+favor of native (neo)Vim, while still having everything useful you'd expect,
+like LSPs, file explorer (`yazi`), completions, advanced language tools, and
+QoL enhancements.
 
-It uses the [Nixvim](https://nix-community.github.io/nixvim/) project under the hood to declaratively
-configure Neovim and its plugins, and installs some LSPs and other tools needed by it (like `yazi`, `fd`, etc).
+It uses the [Nixvim](https://nix-community.github.io/nixvim/) project under the
+hood to declaratively configure Neovim and its plugins, and installs some LSPs
+and other tools needed by it (like `yazi`, `fd`, etc).
 
-It simply outputs a package which provides the binary `nvim`. It can be called just like the regular `nvim` binary, except it bundles
-all of my custom configuration and their dependencies with the power of Nix. An entirely self-contained, reproducible, purely functional text editor. Amazing.
+It simply outputs a package which provides the binary `nvim`. It can be called
+just like the regular `nvim` binary, except it bundles all of my custom
+configuration and their dependencies with the power of Nix. An entirely
+self-contained, reproducible, purely functional text editor. Amazing.
 
-Feel free to fork or copy the config to use yourself. It's free in the [public domain](./LICENSE).
+Feel free to fork or copy the config to use yourself. It's free in the [public
+domain](./LICENSE).
 
-Thanks to [this gist](https://gist.github.com/siph/288b7c6b5f68a1902d28aebc95fde4c5) for showing me how to
-build a Nixvim configuration as a standalone Nix package.
+Thanks to [this
+gist](https://gist.github.com/siph/288b7c6b5f68a1902d28aebc95fde4c5) for
+showing me how to build a Nixvim configuration as a standalone Nix package.
 
 ## Usage
 
 You can test drive my config in just one line (if you have Nix, of course):
+
 ```sh
 nix run 'github:youwen5/neovim-flake' --extra-experimental-features flakes --extra-experimental-features nix-command
 ```
 
-If for some reason, you want to install it permanently, add it to your flake inputs,
-and install the package in the usual way:
+If for some reason, you want to install it permanently, add it to your flake
+inputs, and install the package in the usual way:
 
 ```nix
 # flake.nix
@@ -54,7 +62,7 @@ and install the package in the usual way:
 ```
 
 > [!WARNING]
-> This package will add the symlinks `vim -> nvim` and `vi -> nvim` so it will conflict with
-> `pkgs.vim` and any programs installing binaries called `vim` or `vi`. You must remove existing
-> Neovim and Vim packages to install this.
-
+> This package will add the symlinks `vim -> nvim` and `vi -> nvim`
+> so it will conflict with `pkgs.vim` and any programs installing binaries
+> called `vim` or `vi`. You must remove existing Neovim and Vim packages to
+> install this.