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As google/vim-searchindex told in Installation Note. Just set shortmess-=S in your init.vim with Neovim 0.4.0 or newer, could provide a minimal replacement of henrik/vim-indexed-search
Also I don't know if some of those are now replaced by internal neovim feature honestly. My dotfiles in case: https://github.com/mte90/dotfiles
https://github.com/nathanaelkane/vim-indent-guides (I tried various for neovim but they wasn't working good as this one)
https://github.com/matze/vim-move (I use this one so much)
My two pennies worth: whilst I am a big promoter of Lua we should not forget that Lua per sé isn't a "feature", rather it is a mean to a goal (see the goal here and here). Therefore rewriting perfectly functioning code in Lua so that we can have a Lua configuration isn't why Lua was brought in in the first place (and shouldn't be the purpose of using neovim over vim).
I'd want a lua plugin to replace tagbar or vista.
I'd want a lua plugin to replace tagbar or vista.
Doesn't work with tags:https://github.com/simrat39/symbols-outline.nvim
The main advantage with Lua is that it makes extending neovim yourself extremely easy instead of relying on plugins written by someone else. Take for example the vim-scrolloff-fraction plugin you mentioned. I was able to figure out how to implement it myself in under 10 minutes after looking up the relevant API functions.
As google/vim-searchindex told in Installation Note. Just set shortmess-=S in your init.vim with Neovim 0.4.0 or newer, could provide a minimal replacement of henrik/vim-indexed-search