This patch adds the functionality necessary to setup
@catppuccin_window_tabs_enabled for folks who expect something
differently than the initial design.
This architecture is now more extensible since all the display variables
are decoupled from where the options get set. This will make customizing
the theme with custom scripts more practical.
So the idea here is that the themes are only different based on the
variables for the theme files. So this will change the theme variables
to have `local` prefixes to keep the namespace regular. I decided to
keep this like this until I get more feedback, because I think I could
also just manually add the local to everything in the old `tmuxtheme`
files. I chose this though because I really like how the
`catppuccin-selected-theme` can be used for local debugging or testing
out new colors if things were ever to need to be changed. If what that
`sed` and `source` command is doing is unclear, I can do better about
commenting around it.
This file should be ignored as it's getting modified by the main script
to pull in the themes for each flavor of Catppuccin in a safe way for
users running this script.
I'm aiming for having the Style Guide more exposed in the documentation.
I'm expecting to be able to reference it if people start asking for
things that would go against the guide. Also if anything I write that
follows the guide but isn't accessible then maybe I can contribute back
to the guide.
This is the start of plumbing things through into the theme files, but I
do think that there is a better way here. I'm open to suggestions and
will probably ask for some help in the Discord for Catppuccin.
This option, for now, defaults to false. This is just so it keeps the
initial design intention for the original design of the plugin. I may
flip it or change the name of the variable in future commits. This patch
is addressing catppuccin/tmux#16.
Co-Authored-By: Robert Menke <robert.b.menke@gmail.com>
