Inside a terminal buffer, highlight the terminal cursor in a different
color to distinguish between the terminal cursor position and the Vim
cursor position.
This option does not apply while in terminal mode, since the two cursors
are in the same position. The real benefit is to tell where your
terminal cursor is while not in terminal mode (aka, normal mode).
Since this is new and potentially confusing behavior, put it behind a
setting, and explain it in the README.
Example screenshot below. In normal mode, terminal cursor in orange, Vim cursor in white.
Inside a terminal buffer, highlight the terminal cursor in a different color to distinguish between the terminal cursor position and the Vim cursor position.
This option does not apply while in terminal mode, since the two cursors are in the same position. The real benefit is to tell where your terminal cursor is while not in terminal mode (aka, normal mode).
Since this is new and potentially confusing behavior, put it behind a setting, and explain it in the README.
Example screenshot below. In normal mode, terminal cursor in orange, Vim cursor in white.
Also fix outdated reference to
.nvimrc
.