[WIP] Add Neovim configuration with theme switching and custom setup

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Thanks for asking me to work on this. I will get started on it and keep this PR's description up to date as I form a plan and make progress.

Original prompt

Add a fully-featured Neovim configuration under .config/nvim, based on Typecraft's config but integrating Omarchy's theme-switching (symlink support), Avante AI, modern LazyVim-like UI (floating command palette via noice/dressing, bottom search magnifier), and a custom lualine setup.

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Requirements:

1. Structure and Base

• The config will live in .config/nvim (intended for symlink from home)
• Start from a base similar to https://github.com/typecraft-dev/dotfiles/tree/master/nvim/.config/nvim (core files: init.lua, lua/plugins.lua, vim-options.lua, etc.)
• Use lazy.nvim for plugin management (preferred standard).

2. Plugins Directory: lua/plugins/

• lualine.lua : Custom boxy/branch/minimal statusline (provided by user)
• avante.lua : User's custom avante (AI) config
• all-themes.lua and omarchy-theme-hotreload.lua : For Omarchy integration (document symlinking)
• theme.lua : Should be symlinked to the relevant Omarchy theme's neovim.lua, per Omarchy switching convention
• noice.lua and dressing.lua : For command palette and modern prompt UI
• telescope.lua : Configure prompt_prefix with magnifier for "search", matching LazyVim behavior

3. UI and Omarchy notes

• Command UI (:) is floating (via noice/dressing)
• Search (/, ?) is at bottom with magnifier/arrow prefix (not floating)
• Document theme switching for Omarchy via symlinks (see Omarchy docs for theme.sh convention)

4. README

• Briefly explain Omarchy file symlinking, dependency install basics, and how to use the config as a drop-in Neovim setup

Include all example files provided by the user (custom lualine, avante, etc).

This pull request was created as a result of the following prompt from Copilot chat.

Add a fully-featured Neovim configuration under .config/nvim, based on Typecraft's config but integrating Omarchy's theme-switching (symlink support), Avante AI, modern LazyVim-like UI (floating command palette via noice/dressing, bottom search magnifier), and a custom lualine setup.

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Requirements:

1. Structure and Base

• The config will live in .config/nvim (intended for symlink from home)
• Start from a base similar to https://github.com/typecraft-dev/dotfiles/tree/master/nvim/.config/nvim (core files: init.lua, lua/plugins.lua, vim-options.lua, etc.)
• Use lazy.nvim for plugin management (preferred standard).

2. Plugins Directory: lua/plugins/

• lualine.lua : Custom boxy/branch/minimal statusline (provided by user)
• avante.lua : User's custom avante (AI) config
• all-themes.lua and omarchy-theme-hotreload.lua : For Omarchy integration (document symlinking)
• theme.lua : Should be symlinked to the relevant Omarchy theme's neovim.lua, per Omarchy switching convention
• noice.lua and dressing.lua : For command palette and modern prompt UI
• telescope.lua : Configure prompt_prefix with magnifier for "search", matching LazyVim behavior

3. UI and Omarchy notes

• Command UI (:) is floating (via noice/dressing)
• Search (/, ?) is at bottom with magnifier/arrow prefix (not floating)
• Document theme switching for Omarchy via symlinks (see Omarchy docs for theme.sh convention)

4. README

• Briefly explain Omarchy file symlinking, dependency install basics, and how to use the config as a drop-in Neovim setup

Include all example files provided by the user (custom lualine, avante, etc).

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