Add Neovim-style visual word search#2012
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As the title suggests.
It is not a 100% imitation of Neovim though because
{Visual}*will not place the word boundaries around selection.So, for example, if you press
*on the following texthe[llo wo]rld(the[and]shall represent the visually selected text) it shall search for\<llo wo\>instead ofllo wo(for that you can useg*which does not exist as a visual mode keybind in Neovim)If you prefer I can create a variable which follows 100% Neovim's behavior (although, in my humble opinion, I think this behavior is better)