Add editor support to readme

[larsenwork]

Please add your findings to the readme (if your editor isn't already on the list).

[santosh]

How to confirm it's working?

[santosh]

And how to tell if it's partially working?

[santosh]

Are you targeting whole family of editors? Please note this includes all the editors including word processors. Or are you just talking about text-editor/code-editing softwares?

[larsenwork]

Not sure about partially - might just remove it and then add it if the case appears :)

[santosh]

I think partially was good. Are you sure you want to merge partly working with not working? :confused:

[larsenwork]

@santosh do you have any examples of partly working?

[santosh]

Actually yes!

Not all ligatures are working fine here!

[larsenwork]

@santosh that is definitely none of the ligatures working :) gVim is already on the not working list

[santosh]

As far as I can see, less than or equal is working!

[plgruener]

But in a wrong way: the < gets invisible, and = gets expanded to the <= ligature. Try deleting it again, you'll notice the bug.

[larsenwork]

what @plgruener said. "less than or equal" get's displayed all over the place.

"Partly working" is currently a hypothetical scenario so I see no reason to add it until it appears :)

[larsenwork]

Adding a "please add your findings" comment directly in the readme so closing this