From 5e2607d93f98e0394d1d68b1d6592b2d0a11f52f Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Adam Stankiewicz <sheerun@sher.pl>
Date: Mon, 19 Oct 2020 02:55:37 +0200
Subject: Remove docs so docs of installed plugins are up to date

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-if !exists('g:polyglot_disabled') || index(g:polyglot_disabled, 'raml') == -1
-
-# vim-raml
-Vim syntax and language settings for RAML
-
-About
----
-vim-raml is a superset of Vim's own syntax settings for YAML, as RAML itself
-is a superset of YAML. Obviously, filetype detection is provided for RAML
-files as well to make use of the expanded syntax, as well language formatting
-defaults.
-
-You'll notice several changes over using the default YAML syntax file:
- - The RAML version header, manditory in RAML now stands out brightly,
-   rather than looking like a comment.
- - Parameter interpolation i.e. ```<<thing>>``` is highlighted inside of blocks
-   and values.
- - Delimiters and blocks i.e. ```-, |, etc``` are consistently highlighted
-   (flaky in YAML).
- - HTTP verbs, response codes, data types, and route definitions are all
-   colored separately from regular keys to help immediately distingush
-   different levels of the data structure.
-   - HTTP verbs include all that are supported by RAML: get, post, put, delete,
-     head, patch, and options
-   - Response codes e.g. 200, 201, 404, 401, etc are colored like numbers
-     (for obvious reasons)
-   - Data types e.g. ```type: integer```. Supports all RAML datatypes. string,
-     number, integer, date, boolean, and file.
-   - Route definitions: these include ```/posts:``` or ```/{id}:```
-
-Installation
----
-vim-raml doesn't have any strange or esoteric requirements.
-Provided you're using Vundle, Pathogen or any of the other standard Vim
-plugin managers. You can install vim-raml exactly how you'd expect.
-
-For completeness, to install via Vundle just add the following into your
-.vimrc with your other plugins
-
-Plugin '.../.../'
-Plugin 'IN3D/vim-raml'
-Plugin '.../.../'
-
-Then run:
-
-:source %
-:PluginInstall
-
-
-Or for Pathogen:
-
-cd ~/.vim/bundle
-git clone https://github.com/IN3D/vim-raml.git
-
-And Pathogen should pick it up the next time Vim is started.
-
-
-Questions, suggestions, and issues
----
-If you have a question, suggestion, or have found an issue with vim-raml.
-The best way to bring it to my attention is to open an issue at
-https://github.com/IN3D/vim-raml/issues
-
-endif
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