Add "modeline" in Status Bar and/or Add Options for Cursor-style-per-mode

Currently, it’s kind-of hard to determine whether or not you’re in insert/normal/etc. mode. VSCodeVim solves this by putting --INSERT--, --NORMAL--, --VISUAL--, etc. in the status bar, but they also allow you to change the cursor style depending on which mode you’re in. Either option (or both) would be great, as right now it’s kind-of hard to figure out which mode you’re in without just arbitrarily typing something.

Examples of preferences offered by the VSCodeVim extension:

  "vim.cursorStylePerMode.insert": "line",
  "vim.cursorStylePerMode.normal": "block",
  "vim.cursorStylePerMode.replace": "block-outline",
  "vim.cursorStylePerMode.visual": "block-outline",
  "vim.cursorStylePerMode.visualblock": "block-outline",
  "vim.cursorStylePerMode.visualline": "block-outline",

If this is possible now, I can’t get it to work, so it’d probably be worth documenting how to do so.

[macintacos]

Managed to get around this a while ago my just conditional loading stuff specifically for VSCode using if exists('g:vscode') like suggested in the README instead of trying to figure out what in my SpaceVim config was messing up the modeline output. Closing this out.

[macintacos]

That’s the thing… I use SpaceVim for my neovim config, so figuring that out might be kind-of frustrating 😅 will let you know if I resolve anything though!