To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
- make sure
cursor none is in kitty's config
- open
vim /etc/profile
- type
:syntax on and press enter
- type
:colorscheme torte and press enter
- type
:set hls and press enter
- type
/if and press enter
- you will find your cursor missing. This is probably because
if is highlighted with reverse in vim, which conflicts with cursor none

Expected: See iTerm2 result, where i is correctly highlighted. Note that my iTerm2 is also configured so that fg&bg is swapped on cursor.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
cursor noneis in kitty's configvim /etc/profile:syntax onand press enter:colorscheme torteand press enter:set hlsand press enter/ifand press enterifis highlighted withreversein vim, which conflicts withcursor noneExpected: See iTerm2 result, where
iis correctly highlighted. Note that my iTerm2 is also configured so that fg&bg is swapped on cursor.