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Thanks! I didn't think linking to itself is even possible... I think it was meant to be linked to NvimTreeGitDeleted as per 'nvim-tree' default colors. But I like your second reasoning more: making it more aligned with 'neo-tree' seems like a better choice. In 'nvim-tree' NvimTreeGitDirty is used for unstaged files, so will make it aligned with NeoTreeGitUnstaged, i.e. base08 (which also the same for NvimTreeGitDeleted).
Change of NvimTreeGitNew to base0A is also good.
I'll merge in separate branch and make joint commit. Thanks for PR!
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NvimTreeGitDirtywas linking to itself. Used 0E as per gitsigns.Updated
NvimTreeGitNewfrom 0D to 0A as per neo-tree for better legibility.