Create txt.lua

[uukelele-scratch]

.txt files have unnecessary predictions/highlighting that nobody wants.

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• Chores
  • Added a note indicating that no syntax highlighting is applied to .txt files.

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A new file named txt.lua has been added to the Lua/Plugins directory. This file contains only a comment indicating that .txt files do not receive syntax highlighting. No functional code or logic is included.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
Lua/Plugins/txt.lua	Added new file with a comment stating no syntax highlighting for .txt files.

Poem

In the land of Lua, a new file appears,
For plain old text, it calms all fears.
"No colors here," the comment proclaims,
Just simple words—no syntax games.
A gentle nod to files so neat,
Where plainness and clarity quietly meet.

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• Lua/Plugins/txt.lua (1 hunks)

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⚠️ Potential issue

Missing plugin logic to disable .txt highlighting/predictions

The file currently contains only a comment and does not implement any functionality to actually disable syntax highlighting or AI predictions for .txt files. You need to register an empty or no-op plugin for the txt filetype in accordance with the griddycode plugin API—e.g., override the highlighter and predictor hooks or return an empty grammar.

Would you like me to draft a minimal implementation to disable both highlighting and predictions for .txt files?

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

In Lua/Plugins/txt.lua at line 1, the file lacks implementation to disable
syntax highlighting and AI predictions for .txt files. To fix this, register a
plugin for the txt filetype that overrides the highlighter and predictor hooks
with no-op functions or returns an empty grammar, effectively disabling both
features for .txt files as per the griddycode plugin API.

[SweetyAngel]

See #136, this feature should be done like this

[uukelele-scratch]

See #136, this feature should be done like this

idk, i tested it locally by adding to my langs folder and it worked fine