fix(vim): Correct Catppuccin Latte theme syntax and functionality #32
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This PR fixes several issues in the Catppuccin Latte Vim color scheme:
Fixed Issues
Incorrect background setting - Changed from dark to light to match Latte's light theme nature
Invalid syntax in ErrorMsg - Fixed bolditalic to bold,italic (comma-separated attributes)
Added True Color support - Implemented termguicolors for modern terminals
Optimized highlight function - Improved code reliability and maintainability
Changes Made
Fixed: set background=light (was dark)
Fixed: ErrorMsg highlight attributes syntax
Added: True Color support with termguicolors
Refactored: s:hi function using lists instead of string concatenation
Maintained: Full color palette consistency with Catppuccin Latte
🎯 Impact
✅ Proper light theme display
✅ Better terminal color support
✅ More robust and maintainable code
✅ Consistent with Catppuccin design principles
The explanation of each one, along with its documentation, is in the
WHY.mdfile; it explains it in more detail there.