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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Reorganized the table of contents for improved navigation.
  • Expanded installation instructions for packer.nvim and dein.vim.
  • Updated setup instructions for init.lua.
  • Prepared a section for future detailed configuration guidance.

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Walkthrough

The nvim-gitui documentation has been revamped for clarity and comprehensiveness. The table of contents has been restructured for easier navigation. Detailed installation guides for packer.nvim and dein.vim package managers have been added. The init.lua setup instructions have been refreshed, and a section for future detailed configurations has been prepared.

Changes

File	Change Summary
README.md	Reorganized table of contents
	Added packer.nvim installation instructions
	Added dein.vim installation instructions
	Updated init.lua setup instructions
	Added placeholder for detailed configurations

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README.md (1)

• 1-61: The changes to the README.md file enhance the documentation by reorganizing the table of contents, adding detailed installation instructions for packer.nvim and dein.vim, updating the setup instructions, and including a placeholder for future configuration examples. These updates are likely to improve the user experience by providing clearer guidance and anticipating future documentation needs.

• The reorganization of the table of contents (lines 5-14) seems logical and user-friendly.
• The installation instructions for packer.nvim (lines 31-35) and dein.vim (lines 37-42) are concise and follow the standard format for Lua and TOML code blocks, respectively.
• The setup instructions (lines 44-50) are updated to reflect the current initialization practices for Neovim plugins. It's important to ensure that the provided code snippet is compatible with the latest version of nvim-gitui.
• The placeholder for future configurations (lines 52-58) is a good practice, indicating that the documentation is expected to evolve. However, it's essential to ensure that this placeholder is followed up with actual content in a timely manner to avoid user confusion.

Overall, the documentation changes appear to be well-structured and beneficial for the end-users. It's important to verify that all code snippets are tested and work as expected with the current version of the plugin and Neovim.