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---Automatically resolves a conflict line-by-line.
---@param buf? integer
local function resolve_conflict(buf)
  buf = buf or api.nvim_get_current_buf()

  ---@param buf integer
  ---@param regex string|vim.regex
  ---@param start integer line to start searching from
  ---@param backwards? boolean search backwards
  ---@return integer? lnum

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---Sets `winhl` without clobbering any existing mappings (i.e. of highlight groups not
---in `mappings`). Currently only supports setting `winhl` locally (which is likely what
---you want if the mappings are buffer-specific).
---@param win integer window to set the mappings on; use `0` for the current window
---@param mappings table<string, string|false>|false table of mappings to set (or clear if `false`)
local function set_winhl(win, mappings)
  api.nvim_win_call(win == 0 and api.nvim_get_current_win() or win, function()
    if not mappings then
      -- Clear local mappings and use global values.
      vim.opt_local.winhl = nil

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After some modest preliminary research of my own, here are my opinions and what I have learned so far.

These are merely my own personal notes based upon what I've gathered thus far; I am not an expert on these matters so do take everything written here with a grain of salt.

Open Source/Free Software Licenses

First, anything published publicy should have a license (particularly and especially published software).

But why?

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#!/usr/bin/env sh

# Author: Tyler Miller (@tmillr) ([email protected])

# Mount a local directory to a remote destination (give a remote host access
# to a local directory via sshfs via sftp). Requires mkfifo on local host.
# Requires sshfs to be installed in PATH on remote host. Might not work on
# Windows.

# Environment Variables

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/** 
 * NOTE: 
 *   Just now realized this is achievable via `Object.defineProperty` and then passing the function you want to
 *   rename (or change the 'name' property of)... can't believe I didn't realize there was such a simple solution!
 */

/*
 * Introduction
 *
 * Creating a named function is easy enough: */ function fName() {} /*.