This change allows to view the cht.sh results inside an nvim terminal making it easy to use all nvim movements including yank etc.
A few keymaps have also been changed (e.g. pressing q quits nvim inside this buffer).
The usage of less is a nice workaround to get line wraps to adjust when changing the window in which the nvim buffer opened.
I just changed these lines since I love to use nvim for almost everything (reading man pages and also as a pager).
Hopefully you will find that small adjustment useful.
This change allows to view the cht.sh results inside an nvim terminal making it easy to use all nvim movements including yank etc.
A few keymaps have also been changed (e.g. pressing q quits nvim inside this buffer).
The usage of less is a nice workaround to get line wraps to adjust when changing the window in which the nvim buffer opened.
I just changed these lines since I love to use nvim for almost everything (reading man pages and also as a pager). Hopefully you will find that small adjustment useful.