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Add option to remove before-close characters #59
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4c4902f7196ee3ef0049a705fe93cc91cc0d4d6a improved the on deciding when to close
a pair. The choice that closing pairs is OK before any `b:AutoClosePairs` value
means that pairs will close ahead of strings. For example, putting `(` in front
of `"` gets you `()"` instead of `("`.
`AutoCloseDoNotCloseBefore` allows setting an explicit set of characters to
never close in front of.
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4c4902f7196ee3ef0049a705fe93cc91cc0d4d6a improved the on deciding when to close a pair. The choice that closing pairs is OK before any
b:AutoClosePairsvalue means that pairs will close ahead of strings. For example, putting(in front of"gets you()"instead of(".AutoCloseDoNotCloseBeforeallows setting an explicit set of characters to never close in front of.