[elpa] externals/indent-bars 3b738a1d10 333/431: README: ts out of scope style config improvements

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Author: JD Smith <93749+jdtsmith@users.noreply.github.com>
Commit: GitHub <noreply@github.com>

    README: ts out of scope style config improvements
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 README.md | 8 ++++----
 1 file changed, 4 insertions(+), 4 deletions(-)

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@@ -186,7 +186,7 @@ Main treesitter configuration variables:
 
 Out of scope style variables:
 
-If tree-sitter and _scope focus_ are active (`indent-bars-treesit-scope`), the 
style and highlight settings above apply only to the _in-scope_ text. You can 
separately configure the appearance of the _out-of-scope_ bars — bars outside 
the custom tree-sitter scope.  To do so a parallel set of custom variables with 
`indent-bars-ts-` prefixes is used.  These variables can be set similarly to 
their in-scop counterparts to _fully_ configure out-of-scope bar appearance, 
including depth highlig [...]
+If tree-sitter and _scope focus_ are active (`indent-bars-treesit-scope`), the 
style and highlight settings above apply only to the _in-scope_ bars. You can 
separately configure the appearance of the _out-of-scope_ bars — i.e. the bars 
outside the current tree-sitter scope.  To do so, a parallel set of custom 
variables with an `indent-bars-ts-` prefix is used.  These variables can be set 
similarly to their in-scop counterparts to _fully_ configure out-of-scope bar 
appearance, including d [...]
 
 The `ts` parallel variables for out-of-scope styling are:
 
@@ -201,8 +201,8 @@ The `ts` parallel variables for out-of-scope styling are:
 
 Each of these parallel variables has the same form as their equivalent 
non-`ts` version (the "parent" variable), with two difference:
 
-1. Some (marked with [I] above) can optionally have _inheritance_ from their 
parent configured, for `:key` based elements.  To do so, set these to a cons 
cell of the form `([no-]inherit . value)`, where `value` has the normal format 
for the parent variable.  `inherit` (the default, if the cons cell is omitted) 
means that any unspecified `:key` values are inherited from the parent 
variable.  `no-inherit` means to omit any missing key values when styling 
out-of-scope bars.
-2. For any non-`:key` type values, the specific value `'unspecified` can be 
set to indicate using the parent's value for that slot.
+1. Some (marked with [I] above) can optionally have _inheritance_ from their 
parent configured, specifying whether missing `:key` based elements are 
inherited from the in-scope style.  To configure inheritance, you can 
optionally set these variable values to a cons cell of the form `([no-]inherit 
. value)`, where `value` has the normal format for the parent variable.  
`inherit` (the default, if the cons cell is omitted) means that any unspecified 
`:key` values are inherited from the pare [...]
+2. For any non-`:key` type values, the specific symbol value `'unspecified` 
can be set to indicate using the parent's value for that slot.
 
 For example, a setting of:
 
@@ -216,7 +216,7 @@ means to configure the color of out-of-scope bars as 
follows:
 2. set `:blend` to 0.15
 3. inherit any other missing keyword values from from `indent-bars-color`
 
-The easiest way to configure inheritance and unspecified values in the `ts` 
variables is via the customize interface.
+The easiest way to configure inheritance and unspecified values in the `ts` 
variables is via the customize interface; see the group `indent-bars-ts-style`. 
 
 # Details and Caveats