Only highlight vim-plug buffers if syntax highlighting is enabled #386
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Previously, syntax highlighting was turned on unconditionally in the buffers opened by commands such as `:PlugUpdate`. With this commit, highlighting is not applied if the user has disabled syntax highlighting by calling `syntax off` after `call plug#end()` in their `vimrc`.
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Only highlight vim-plug buffers if syntax highlighting is enabled
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Previously, syntax highlighting was turned on unconditionally in the buffers opened by commands such as
:PlugUpdate. With this commit, highlighting is not applied if the user has disabled syntax highlightingby calling
syntax offaftercall plug#end()in theirvimrc.