feat(config): provide user callback on live reload #87
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Description
It's useful to be able to do some work once the plugin has live_reloaded after a local or global config file has been written to.
For example: I define a list of "exclusions" similar to IntelliJ so that files and folders that match this pattern, are excluded from text searches, the folder is marked as excluded in the file tree etc. In IntelliJ this takes effect immediately when you mark a file or folder as excluded.
I'd like to mimic this behaviour using this plugin, so by providing a callback, I can do so.
Telescope defines these exclusions in
config.defaults.file_ignore_patterns. So with this callback, I can call the setup function again by setting this value with the newly updated value from neoconf via.get("exclusions").This is just a simple example, there are many applications for this callback.
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