fff-plus.nvim: The Better Shape for My fff.nvim Picker Work

I recently released fff-plus.nvim, a small extension plugin for fff.nvim. This is the next version of an idea I wrote about earlier in Why I Forked fff.nvim and Turned It Into a Complete Picker Ecosystem. That post was about my old fff.nvim fork, where I added the picker workflows I missed from fzf.vim: buffers, git status files, and colorschemes. The fork worked. It solved my problem. But after living with it for a while, I think fff-plus.nvim is the better idea. The fork proved the workflow The original motivation has not changed. I like fff.nvim because the core file picker is fast. The Rust backend, file indexing, live grep, frecency scoring, preview support, and layout work are all excellent. When I moved more of my workflow to it, I did not want to keep another fuzzy finder around just for a few missing commands. So I added the missing pieces: :FFFBuffers for switching between open buffers. :Colors for browsing colorschemes with live preview. :GFiles for searching the files from…