Fix type mismatch in Vim9 percentage parser - #79
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Description
Fixes a Vim 9.1 type mismatch in the percentage statusline parser. #78
tpipeline#parse#Parse()is declared to return a string, but the%pcase are directly returning the numeric result oftpipeline#util#percentage().This causes Vim 9.1 to report:
The percentage value is now explicitly converted to a string before being returned.
Changes
tpipeline#util#percentage()to a string for%p.Testing
Tested with Vim 9.1 and confirmed that the type mismatch no longer occurs when using the percentage statusline items.