feat(extras): auto-generate extras #37
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Quite a big PR!
As the number of extras in the cyberdream repo grows, I worry that if any of the colours change or if I ever decide to add another style (cough, cough light theme 😎) it's going to be a massive pain to update these.
Taking some inspiration from nightfox.nvim, I've added the functionality in Lua to automatically generate these files. I've also set it up so that additional colour variations of the theme are a single-line addition to generate all available extras for that particular variation.
This has been paired with a new GitHub action that runs on push, so any colour changes or additions are captured immediately.
Because some of these files weren't perfectly in spec with the neovim colours, I've had to make some small changes to various colours. That being said, most are unnoticeable to the eye.