chore: auto-generate vimdocs

Author: chrisgrieser

doc/nvim-tinygit.txt

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-*nvim-tinygit.txt*            For Neovim           Last change: 2025 August 18
+*nvim-tinygit.txt*           For Neovim           Last change: 2025 October 13
 
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 Table of Contents                             *nvim-tinygit-table-of-contents*
@@ -24,15 +24,15 @@ FEATURE OVERVIEW                  *nvim-tinygit-nvim-tinygit-feature-overview*
 
 Interactive stagingSmart commitFile history- **Interactive staging** of hunks (parts of a file). Displays hunk diffs with
     syntax highlighting, and allows resetting or navigating to the hunk.
-- **Smart-commit**Open a popup to enter a commit message with syntax highlighting,
+- **Smart-commit**: Open a popup to enter a commit message with syntax highlighting,
     commit preview, and commit title length indicators. If there are no staged
     changes, stages all changes before doing so (`git add -A`). Optionally trigger
     a `git push` afterward.
 - Convenient commands for **amending, stashing, fixup, or undoing commits**.
 - Search **issues & PRs**. Open the selected issue or PR in the browser.
 - Open the **GitHub URL** of the current file, repo, or selected lines. Also
     supports opening GitHub’s blame view.
-- **Explore file history**Search the git history of a file for a string ("git
+- **Explore file history**: Search the git history of a file for a string ("git
     pickaxe"), or examine the history of a function or line range. Displays the
     results in a diff view with syntax highlighting, correctly following file
     renamings.
@@ -72,7 +72,7 @@ snacks.picker <http://github.com/folke/snacks.nvim> mini.pick
 <https://github.com/ibhagwan/fzf-lua> - For interactive staging: telescope.nvim
 <https://github.com/nvim-telescope/telescope.nvim> (PRs adding support for
 other pickers are welcome.) - For GitHub-related commands: `curl` -
-_Recommended_Treesitter parser for syntax highlighting `TSInstall gitcommit`.
+_Recommended_: Treesitter parser for syntax highlighting `TSInstall gitcommit`.
 
 >lua
     -- lazy.nvim
@@ -324,8 +324,8 @@ GITHUB INTERACTION ~
 link is opened in the browser and copied to the system clipboard. In normal
 mode, uses the current file, in visual mode, uses the selected lines. (Note
 that visual mode detection requires you to use the lua function below instead
-of the `:Tinygit` ex-command.) - `"file"`link to the file - `"blame"`link to
-the blame view of the file - `"repo"`link to the repo root
+of the `:Tinygit` ex-command.) - `"file"`: link to the file - `"blame"`: link
+to the blame view of the file - `"repo"`: link to the repo root
 
 >lua
     -- "file"|"repo"|"blame" (default: "file")
@@ -363,17 +363,17 @@ automatically un-shallow the repo if needed.
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 The type of history search depends on the mode `.fileHistory` is called from: -
-**Normal mode**search file history for a string (`git log -G`) Correctly
+**Normal mode**: search file history for a string (`git log -G`) Correctly
 follows file renamings, and displays past filenames in the commit selection.
 The search input is case-insensitive and supports regex. Leave the input field
 empty to display _all_ commits that changed the current file. - **Visual
-mode**function history (`git log -L`). The selected text is assumed to be the
+mode**: function history (`git log -L`). The selected text is assumed to be the
 name of the function whose history you want to explore. Note that `git` uses
 heuristics to determine the enclosing function of a change
 <https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38153309>, so this is not 100% perfect
 and has varying reliability across languages. Caveat: for function history, git
 does not support to follow renamings of the file or function name. - **Visual
-line mode**line range history (`git log -L`). Uses the selected lines as the
+line mode**: line range history (`git log -L`). Uses the selected lines as the
 line range. Caveat: for line history, git does not support to follow file
 renamings.