vim: Go snippets, filetype templates, and dynamic copyright year#53
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New .go files now open pre-populated with package main, a fmt import, and a main() stub via the existing BufNewFile template mechanism. https://claude.ai/code/session_0175T5PwVBu493YWDc2jsLhY
Renames go.tpl, py.tpl, sh.tpl to .tmpl so chezmoi renders them at
apply time. Replaces the hardcoded copyright year with
{{ now | date "2006" }} so the deployed templates always carry the
current year.
https://claude.ai/code/session_0175T5PwVBu493YWDc2jsLhY
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go.snippets(htclient,sclient,serr,jdec,smain,idem)go.tplfiletype template so new.gofiles open pre-populated withpackage main, afmtimport, and amain()stubgo.tpl,py.tpl,sh.tpl) to chezmoi templates so the copyright year is rendered dynamically atchezmoi applytimeGenerated by Claude Code