Vim plugin with documentation

[HugoNikanor]

I felt a lack of help inside vim. So I put most of the vim-plug README into a vim help page.
That help page is here included in a plugin, for easy installation.

[partounian]

Thanks so much! I always have had trouble finding the

Plug options vim-plug-plug-options

[junegunn]

Thanks for your work. Actually, I wrote a Markdown-to-Vimdoc converter, so I'll just add the file myself.

I've been reluctant to add Vim help file as I didn't want to maintain two copies of the document (you can find a couple of old discussion on this) but the feature set of vim-plug is now virtually frozen, I think I can handle that now.

Will simply add it to doc directory, as it should feel a bit strange to the users who are not familiar with the concept of &runtimepath that they have to specify rtp option. So it becomes:

" (Optional) If you want to register Vim help file for vim-plug 
Plug 'junegunn/vim-plug'

[HugoNikanor]

Thank you. Having the plugin directly at the root might be simpler. Is the markdown converter set to auto-run when the README changes? or do you still have to do that manually?

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[junegunn]

Manually. I can set up a pre-commit git hook to verify that the file is updated accordingly, but it's still a manual process.

[HugoNikanor]

At least the hook is there. I was just worried that the vim-help would get horribly outdated. -- Hugo Hörnquist