It was a bit suprising to me that there was no word-wrapping by default and no way to enable it. Typst is a language used for typing texts, and adding manual breaks that don't matter is quite meaningless. Also I had issues with default ambigous unicode highlight (Cyryllic, there are numerous charachters that look like Latin, thus I had lots of yellow squares in my text).
So I added these settings to editor initialize to make it a bit more useful. I suppose that in future they should be customizable, but in any case that seems to me as a reasonable default.
It was a bit suprising to me that there was no word-wrapping by default and no way to enable it. Typst is a language used for typing texts, and adding manual breaks that don't matter is quite meaningless. Also I had issues with default ambigous unicode highlight (Cyryllic, there are numerous charachters that look like Latin, thus I had lots of yellow squares in my text).
So I added these settings to editor initialize to make it a bit more useful. I suppose that in future they should be customizable, but in any case that seems to me as a reasonable default.