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Expand Up @@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ one that colors types only where they are types: parameter and return
annotations, `x: T` and `self.attr: T`, class bases, and PEP 695 type
parameters and `type` aliases.

![enhanced-syntax-highlighting-demo](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/4295c9fb-e658-472e-978c-923091fbc221)
![Before and after: Vim's built-in Python syntax next to python-syntax-enhanced, colorscheme retrobox](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/e3f130c2-17f7-454b-95ce-0d3ebe375438)

## Features

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## Colors

By default every group is linked to a standard group (`Type`, `Operator`,
`String`, ...), so your colorscheme decides the colors. The screenshot above
uses the plugin's own palette, which you can turn on with:
`String`, ...), so your colorscheme decides the colors, as in the screenshot
above. The plugin also has its own palette, which you can turn on with:

```vim
let g:python_enhanced_colors = 1
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