feat: change EdaMarkedNode highlight to yellow + bold - #43
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EdaMarkedNode previously set only `visualbg` as background, but eda.nvim strips the bg during setup, leaving marked entries without any visible distinction. Switch to a yellow foreground with bold to make marked files clearly stand out. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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## Summary Rename the `EdaMarkedNode` highlight group to `EdaMarked` to match eda.nvim's actual highlight group name. ## References - Follow-up to #43
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EdaMarkedNodefrom avisualbgbackground-only definition to ayellowforeground withbold. The previous definition was effectively invisible at runtime because eda.nvim strips the background during its setup, leaving marked entries with no visual distinction. The new definition gives marked files and their icons a clear, distinct appearance.References