.gitignore: Replaces the minimal hand-written ignore list with generated gitignore.io patterns for Lua and Vim, plus a boilerplate template covering OS artefacts, temp directories, and AI session/rules files (CLAUDE.md, GEMINI.md, .claud*, .gemin*, .remember, etc.)
feat(lsp): Configures rust-analyzer to use clippy for checks via both vim.lsp.config (system rustup install) and the mason-lspconfig handler, so diagnostics surface clippy lints instead of plain cargo check output.
feat(keymaps): Adds a normal-mode <Tab> binding (sidekick.nes_jump_or_apply) so NES suggestions can be accepted without entering insert mode. Enables vim.lsp.inline_completion so the insert-mode <Tab> chain (snippet → NES → native inline completion → fallback) is fully wired. Updates README keymaps table to reflect both modes and the complete chain.
Manual Verification
Open a Rust file and confirm rust-analyzer diagnostics show clippy lints (e.g. clippy::needless_return) rather than only cargo check errors.
In a file with an active Sidekick NES suggestion, press <Tab> in normal mode and confirm the suggestion is accepted / cursor jumps to next edit location.
In insert mode inside a snippet, press <Tab> and confirm it advances the snippet placeholder; when no snippet is active, confirm it falls through to NES → inline completion → fallback.
Confirm that CLAUDE.md and .claud* files are listed as ignored by running git check-ignore -v CLAUDE.md (should output a match from .gitignore).
Confirm no previously-tracked files were accidentally dropped by the gitignore expansion (git status should show a clean tree after checkout).
## Summary
- **`.gitignore`**: Replaces the minimal hand-written ignore list with generated gitignore.io patterns for Lua and Vim, plus a boilerplate template covering OS artefacts, temp directories, and AI session/rules files (`CLAUDE.md`, `GEMINI.md`, `.claud*`, `.gemin*`, `.remember`, etc.)
- **`feat(lsp)`**: Configures rust-analyzer to use `clippy` for checks via both `vim.lsp.config` (system rustup install) and the mason-lspconfig handler, so diagnostics surface clippy lints instead of plain `cargo check` output.
- **`feat(keymaps)`**: Adds a normal-mode `<Tab>` binding (`sidekick.nes_jump_or_apply`) so NES suggestions can be accepted without entering insert mode. Enables `vim.lsp.inline_completion` so the insert-mode `<Tab>` chain (snippet → NES → native inline completion → fallback) is fully wired. Updates README keymaps table to reflect both modes and the complete chain.
## Manual Verification
- [x] Open a Rust file and confirm rust-analyzer diagnostics show clippy lints (e.g. `clippy::needless_return`) rather than only `cargo check` errors.
- [x] In a file with an active Sidekick NES suggestion, press `<Tab>` in **normal mode** and confirm the suggestion is accepted / cursor jumps to next edit location.
- [x] In insert mode inside a snippet, press `<Tab>` and confirm it advances the snippet placeholder; when no snippet is active, confirm it falls through to NES → inline completion → fallback.
- [x] Confirm that `CLAUDE.md` and `.claud*` files are listed as ignored by running `git check-ignore -v CLAUDE.md` (should output a match from `.gitignore`).
- [x] Confirm no previously-tracked files were accidentally dropped by the gitignore expansion (`git status` should show a clean tree after checkout).
Replaces the minimal hand-written ignore list with generated gitignore.io
patterns for Lua and Vim, plus a boilerplate template covering OS artefacts,
temp directories, and AI session/rules files (CLAUDE.md, GEMINI.md, .claud*,
.gemin*, .remember, etc.).
Sets the check command to clippy via both vim.lsp.config (for system-installed
rust-analyzer via rustup) and the mason-lspconfig handler, so diagnostics
reflect clippy lints rather than cargo check output.
Adds a normal-mode <Tab> binding that calls sidekick.nes_jump_or_apply() so
NES suggestions can be accepted without entering insert mode. Enables
vim.lsp.inline_completion so the insert-mode <Tab> chain (snippet → NES →
native inline completion → fallback) is fully wired. Updates the README
keymaps table to reflect both modes and the complete Tab chain.
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Summary
.gitignore: Replaces the minimal hand-written ignore list with generated gitignore.io patterns for Lua and Vim, plus a boilerplate template covering OS artefacts, temp directories, and AI session/rules files (CLAUDE.md,GEMINI.md,.claud*,.gemin*,.remember, etc.)feat(lsp): Configures rust-analyzer to useclippyfor checks via bothvim.lsp.config(system rustup install) and the mason-lspconfig handler, so diagnostics surface clippy lints instead of plaincargo checkoutput.feat(keymaps): Adds a normal-mode<Tab>binding (sidekick.nes_jump_or_apply) so NES suggestions can be accepted without entering insert mode. Enablesvim.lsp.inline_completionso the insert-mode<Tab>chain (snippet → NES → native inline completion → fallback) is fully wired. Updates README keymaps table to reflect both modes and the complete chain.Manual Verification
clippy::needless_return) rather than onlycargo checkerrors.<Tab>in normal mode and confirm the suggestion is accepted / cursor jumps to next edit location.<Tab>and confirm it advances the snippet placeholder; when no snippet is active, confirm it falls through to NES → inline completion → fallback.CLAUDE.mdand.claud*files are listed as ignored by runninggit check-ignore -v CLAUDE.md(should output a match from.gitignore).git statusshould show a clean tree after checkout).