Change ableist language like 'insanely' to 'incredibly' #126
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Pull xi-editor#126 allegedly fixed and superseded xi-editor#108. rust-onig/rust-onig#126
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Hi everyone (cc @raphlinus),
I replaced the use of the word "insanely" in the README and in the screenshot. The word "insane" refers to people who're in a state of mind that prevents normal perception, behaviour, or social interaction or seriously mentally ill. It's not a good way to advertise performance.
Cheers,
Willow 😸