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feat: improve bookmark tracking with auto-refresh and line number adjustments#31

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This update improves the reliability of bookmark tracking in dynamic editing scenarios.

Changes

  • Automatically refresh bookmarks on text changes (TextChanged, TextChangedI)
  • Adjust bookmark line numbers when text is inserted or deleted above them
  • Prevent redundant buffer attachments by tracking already-attached buffers
  • Improve code formatting and indentation consistency

Why

Previously, bookmark positions could become inaccurate after inserting lines or using undo operations. This change ensures that bookmarks are updated automatically, maintaining correct positioning across all typical editing actions.

Let me know if any changes are needed. Thanks!

ESSO0428 added 2 commits June 26, 2025 00:12
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- Add automatic refresh on text changes (TextChanged, TextChangedI)
- Implement buffer attachment tracking to prevent duplicate attachments
- Add line number adjustment when text is inserted/deleted above bookmarks
- Improve code formatting and indentation consistency throughout
- Enhanced bookmark position persistence after line edits or undo operations

The bookmark system now automatically updates when text changes occur,
ensuring bookmarks remain accurately positioned even when lines are
added, removed, or reverted via undo.
Add on_detach callback to nvim_buf_attach to properly remove buffer
from attached_buffers table when buffer is detached. This prevents
memory leaks and stale references in the attached_buffers tracking
table.
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