Minimize colors in highlight.vim
Minimize colors in highlight.vim

I finally went and tweaked my syntax highlighting colors. Almost
everywhere else I've tweaked my colors, I've chosen to mute and meld
most elements into the background, reserving colors only for things I
want my attention drawn to (only the highlights, hence the name
"highlight").

However, my syntax highlighting went mostly untouched, mainly because I
always put off the task since I'd have to do a lot of testing with
actual code.

Well, I finally went and did it because it was starting to bother me
now.

Almost all keywords now share a singular color (I chose magenta because
it sticks out, but not that much), so I have a much better time
identifying them.

Literals are almost all red since I want them to stick out differently
from keywords, and they're usually short (numbers, true/false) which is
good, because having large blocks of red will be too attention-grabbing.

Strings are green because they're distinct from the main text but are a
regular occurrence, and so I don't want to draw too much attention to
them (green is almost neutral and doesn't stick out like yellow or cyan,
but is still easily distinguishable from white).

Globals are blue for a nice neutral color that's still distinct, to help
quickly identify typos for example.

Most other highlight groups are either colored by feel (although still
with the underlying principle of muting everything except the
highlights) or left intact (for tweaking later, when I encounter the
highlight groups in the wild).

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