Commits on Mar 1, 2024

1. Use standard colors …

   Since Sublime ships with the basic git support, it also has a diffing
   feature and with it defines standard colors for inserted/deleted lines
   or (intra-line) chars.
   
   We have `diff.inserted` and `diff.inserted.char` usually in green and
   `diff.deleted` in red.  Every color scheme should already define them.
   User can change their scheme as usual and change the colors to their
   liking.
   
   Note that I add the suffix `.sbs-compare` to the scopes (e.g.
   `diff.inserted.sbs-compare`) so users can also target exactly our
   scopes.
   
   Closes #4

   

   kaste committed Mar 1, 2024
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