For a user that just installs a given maktaba plugin and hasn't studied the intricacies of maktaba, it takes some sleuthing to figure out that a given plugin can be configured using maktaba's standard plugin[autocmds], plugin[mappings], etc.
vimdoc should automatically detect the standard maktaba plugin/.vim and instant/.vim files and generate flag documentation for relevant flags in each plugin's docs. We can even detect exactly which files exist with the maktaba#plugin#Enter prelude and generate exactly the right keys.
Note that plugins may define their own vimdoc or default values for plugin[*] and instant[*] flags, and we'd need to make sure not to clash with those.
For a user that just installs a given maktaba plugin and hasn't studied the intricacies of maktaba, it takes some sleuthing to figure out that a given plugin can be configured using maktaba's standard
plugin[autocmds],plugin[mappings], etc.vimdoc should automatically detect the standard maktaba plugin/.vim and instant/.vim files and generate flag documentation for relevant flags in each plugin's docs. We can even detect exactly which files exist with the maktaba#plugin#Enter prelude and generate exactly the right keys.
Note that plugins may define their own vimdoc or default values for
plugin[*]andinstant[*]flags, and we'd need to make sure not to clash with those.