Introducing bepo-tsrn.nvim

It is not much, but I have recently published on GitHub  what can be considered my very first Neovim “plugin.”

bepo-tsrn.nvim is a zero-configuration, global plugin for Neovim which remaps default Neovim bindings for the Bépo  keyboard layout. It started as a fork of bepo.nvim  with two significant changes:

• hjkl are remapped to tsrn instead of ctsr. hjkl as motion keys always had one great drawback in my opinion: they required me to shift my left hand whenever I wanted to use them. Well, no more!
• bepo-tsrn.nvim is a global plugin, unconditionally loaded at startup without the need to explicitely load it. As a consequence, it is a very convenient way to get Bépo enabled in Neovim system-wide. Bonus point if you are using Archlinux, since I have added it to the Archlinux User Repository  (AUR).

bepo-tsrn.nvim is released under the terms of the Apache-2.0 license (inherited from bepo.nvim ). Granted, this plugin targets a very small niche of users, but maybe you will find it as useful as I do!