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Rewritten to reflect lsp changes in 0.11 and Nix Linux Environment #26

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Summary by CodeRabbit

New Features
- Added enhanced GitHub Copilot integration with improved suggestion visibility and completion framework support.
- Introduced a diagnostics panel with quick access key mappings for workspace diagnostics and quickfix lists.
- Added filetype-specific indentation settings for Nix and Markdown files.
Bug Fixes
- Updated Neovim package installation script to use a configurable package name for improved compatibility.
Refactor
- Simplified and reorganized plugin configurations, especially for completions and LSP, for improved maintainability and performance.
- Updated minimum required Neovim version to 0.11.0.
Chores
- Removed unused or redundant plugins and test files.
- Streamlined key mappings and removed deprecated or unnecessary configuration files.

## Summary by CodeRabbit - **New Features** - Added enhanced GitHub Copilot integration with improved suggestion visibility and completion framework support. - Introduced a diagnostics panel with quick access key mappings for workspace diagnostics and quickfix lists. - Added filetype-specific indentation settings for Nix and Markdown files. - **Bug Fixes** - Updated Neovim package installation script to use a configurable package name for improved compatibility. - **Refactor** - Simplified and reorganized plugin configurations, especially for completions and LSP, for improved maintainability and performance. - Updated minimum required Neovim version to 0.11.0. - **Chores** - Removed unused or redundant plugins and test files. - Streamlined key mappings and removed deprecated or unnecessary configuration files.

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Walkthrough

This update restructures and modernizes the Neovim configuration by removing legacy LSP and completion management modules, introducing new plugin configurations, and simplifying diagnostic and completion setups. Several Lua files related to LSP server management, diagnostics, and test infrastructure are deleted, while new plugin specification files are added for Copilot integration, diagnostics, completions, and LSP enhancements. Key mappings and local configuration helpers are streamlined, and the Neovim installation script is made more flexible. The changes focus on modularizing plugin configurations and updating plugin choices and options.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
`.lazy.lua`, `lua/helpers/templates.lua`, `lua/localconf.lua`	Deleted modules for local Lua LSP config, code templates, and local configuration helpers.
`init.lua`	Added explicit enabling of 'lua_ls' and 'nixd' language servers.
`installers/unix/neovim.install`	Parameterized Neovim package name with a constant for flexible installation.
`lua/config/autocmds.lua`	Added autocommand to set `shiftwidth` and `tabstop` to 2 for 'nix', 'md', 'markdown' filetypes.
`lua/config/keymappings.lua`	Removed key mapping for generating templates.
`lua/configuration.lua`	Switched from custom inline diagnostics config to enabling `virtual_lines` with `vim.diagnostic.config`.
`lua/plugins/ai.lua`	Added new Copilot plugin configuration with completion integration and custom autocommands.
`lua/plugins/completions.lua`	Replaced old nvim-cmp setup with new plugin specs for `lazydev.nvim` and `blink.cmp`.
`lua/plugins/diagnostics.lua`	Added new plugin spec for `trouble.nvim` with key mappings for diagnostics and quickfix.
`lua/plugins/explorer.lua`	Removed automatic config invocation for `nvim-tree.lua` plugin.
`lua/plugins/init.lua`	Updated minimum Neovim version requirement to 0.11.0 and changed utility import path.
`lua/plugins/lsp.lua`	Added new LSP plugin configuration module with multiple LSP-related plugins and key mappings.
`lua/plugins/lsp/actions.lua`, `lua/plugins/lsp/diagnostics.lua`, `lua/plugins/lsp/hover.lua`, `lua/plugins/lsp/init.lua`, `lua/plugins/lsp/installer.lua`, `lua/plugins/lsp/instance.lua`, `lua/plugins/lsp/ui.lua`	Deleted all legacy LSP and diagnostics management modules.
`lua/plugins/mason.lua`	Deleted Mason plugin management module.
`lua/plugins/miscellaneous.lua`	Switched autopair plugin, removed quickfix formatting and markdown preview plugins, and compacted plugin list.
`lua/plugins/terminal.lua`	Changed utility import path for SentinelLib.
`test`, `tests/lib_spec.lua`, `tests/minit.lua`, `tests/plugin_spec.lua`	Deleted all test scripts and test specifications.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Neovim
    participant Plugins
    participant Copilot
    participant BlinkCmp

    User->>Neovim: Start Neovim
    Neovim->>Plugins: Load plugin specs (ai, completions, diagnostics, lsp, etc.)
    Neovim->>Copilot: Load Copilot on InsertEnter or Copilot command
    Copilot->>BlinkCmp: Register as completion source
    BlinkCmp->>Neovim: Show completion menu
    Neovim->>Copilot: Trigger autocommand to hide Copilot suggestions
    Neovim->>BlinkCmp: Close completion menu
    Neovim->>Copilot: Trigger autocommand to show Copilot suggestions

Poem

In the warren of code, where plugins hop,
Old LSP burrows are given a swap.
Copilot now whispers with BlinkCmp in tow,
Diagnostics and completions in a streamlined flow.
With a twitch of the nose, the tests say goodbye,
While new configs and mappings make productivity high!
— 🐇✨

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> [!CAUTION] > ## Review failed > > The pull request is closed.   ## Walkthrough This update restructures and modernizes the Neovim configuration by removing legacy LSP and completion management modules, introducing new plugin configurations, and simplifying diagnostic and completion setups. Several Lua files related to LSP server management, diagnostics, and test infrastructure are deleted, while new plugin specification files are added for Copilot integration, diagnostics, completions, and LSP enhancements. Key mappings and local configuration helpers are streamlined, and the Neovim installation script is made more flexible. The changes focus on modularizing plugin configurations and updating plugin choices and options. ## Changes | File(s) | Change Summary | |----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|---------------| | `.lazy.lua`, `lua/helpers/templates.lua`, `lua/localconf.lua` | Deleted modules for local Lua LSP config, code templates, and local configuration helpers. | | `init.lua` | Added explicit enabling of 'lua_ls' and 'nixd' language servers. | | `installers/unix/neovim.install` | Parameterized Neovim package name with a constant for flexible installation. | | `lua/config/autocmds.lua` | Added autocommand to set `shiftwidth` and `tabstop` to 2 for 'nix', 'md', 'markdown' filetypes. | | `lua/config/keymappings.lua` | Removed key mapping for generating templates. | | `lua/configuration.lua` | Switched from custom inline diagnostics config to enabling `virtual_lines` with `vim.diagnostic.config`. | | `lua/plugins/ai.lua` | Added new Copilot plugin configuration with completion integration and custom autocommands. | | `lua/plugins/completions.lua` | Replaced old nvim-cmp setup with new plugin specs for `lazydev.nvim` and `blink.cmp`. | | `lua/plugins/diagnostics.lua` | Added new plugin spec for `trouble.nvim` with key mappings for diagnostics and quickfix. | | `lua/plugins/explorer.lua` | Removed automatic config invocation for `nvim-tree.lua` plugin. | | `lua/plugins/init.lua` | Updated minimum Neovim version requirement to 0.11.0 and changed utility import path. | | `lua/plugins/lsp.lua` | Added new LSP plugin configuration module with multiple LSP-related plugins and key mappings. | | `lua/plugins/lsp/actions.lua`, `lua/plugins/lsp/diagnostics.lua`, `lua/plugins/lsp/hover.lua`, `lua/plugins/lsp/init.lua`, `lua/plugins/lsp/installer.lua`, `lua/plugins/lsp/instance.lua`, `lua/plugins/lsp/ui.lua` | Deleted all legacy LSP and diagnostics management modules. | | `lua/plugins/mason.lua` | Deleted Mason plugin management module. | | `lua/plugins/miscellaneous.lua` | Switched autopair plugin, removed quickfix formatting and markdown preview plugins, and compacted plugin list. | | `lua/plugins/terminal.lua` | Changed utility import path for SentinelLib. | | `test`, `tests/lib_spec.lua`, `tests/minit.lua`, `tests/plugin_spec.lua` | Deleted all test scripts and test specifications. | ## Sequence Diagram(s) ```mermaid sequenceDiagram participant User participant Neovim participant Plugins participant Copilot participant BlinkCmp User->>Neovim: Start Neovim Neovim->>Plugins: Load plugin specs (ai, completions, diagnostics, lsp, etc.) Neovim->>Copilot: Load Copilot on InsertEnter or Copilot command Copilot->>BlinkCmp: Register as completion source BlinkCmp->>Neovim: Show completion menu Neovim->>Copilot: Trigger autocommand to hide Copilot suggestions Neovim->>BlinkCmp: Close completion menu Neovim->>Copilot: Trigger autocommand to show Copilot suggestions ``` ## Poem > In the warren of code, where plugins hop, > Old LSP burrows are given a swap. > Copilot now whispers with BlinkCmp in tow, > Diagnostics and completions in a streamlined flow. > With a twitch of the nose, the tests say goodbye, > While new configs and mappings make productivity high! > — 🐇✨     --- <details> <summary>📜 Recent review details</summary> **Configuration used: CodeRabbit UI** **Review profile: CHILL** **Plan: Free** <details> <summary>📥 Commits</summary> Reviewing files that changed from the base of the PR and between d5b28bf5e247db6e8585c6d67be3eb94b9f735ae and 7a8d4afb895f94613295a7090f0baa2cf1dc42b6. </details> <details> <summary>📒 Files selected for processing (28)</summary> * `.lazy.lua` (0 hunks) * `init.lua` (1 hunks) * `installers/unix/neovim.install` (2 hunks) * `lua/config/autocmds.lua` (1 hunks) * `lua/config/keymappings.lua` (0 hunks) * `lua/configuration.lua` (1 hunks) * `lua/helpers/templates.lua` (0 hunks) * `lua/localconf.lua` (0 hunks) * `lua/plugins/ai.lua` (1 hunks) * `lua/plugins/completions.lua` (1 hunks) * `lua/plugins/diagnostics.lua` (1 hunks) * `lua/plugins/explorer.lua` (0 hunks) * `lua/plugins/init.lua` (1 hunks) * `lua/plugins/lsp.lua` (1 hunks) * `lua/plugins/lsp/actions.lua` (0 hunks) * `lua/plugins/lsp/diagnostics.lua` (0 hunks) * `lua/plugins/lsp/hover.lua` (0 hunks) * `lua/plugins/lsp/init.lua` (0 hunks) * `lua/plugins/lsp/installer.lua` (0 hunks) * `lua/plugins/lsp/instance.lua` (0 hunks) * `lua/plugins/lsp/ui.lua` (0 hunks) * `lua/plugins/mason.lua` (0 hunks) * `lua/plugins/miscellaneous.lua` (1 hunks) * `lua/plugins/terminal.lua` (1 hunks) * `test` (0 hunks) * `tests/lib_spec.lua` (0 hunks) * `tests/minit.lua` (0 hunks) * `tests/plugin_spec.lua` (0 hunks) </details> </details>  --- > [!NOTE] > <details> > <summary>🎁 Summarized by CodeRabbit Free</summary> > > Your organization is on the Free plan. 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