Add zsh completions for fzf flags #2829
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The fzf executable itself did not have any completions. The colorscheme flags needs further work to get proper completion of all its options working. Currently it only works to complete the base scheme.
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The fzf executable itself did not have any completions so I've added these based on the man page. Some descriptions have been abbreviated to maintain short lines.
The colorscheme flags needs further work to get proper completion of all its options working. Currently it only works to complete the base scheme. I'm still learning zsh completion so I wasn't able to figure it out yet.
This script could be installed into the
$fpathon install or manually moved to a completion directory by the user. I can try an auto install script if this looks good or add the installation steps into the README.