Without the modeline, the vim I was using didn't set ft=sh. It seemed
like the original authors were careful to use tabs everywhere, which was
the major reason I used the modeline. I added the fdm=marker just in
case someone would want to clean up the code someday and do some folding.
NOTE: On my system, I save git-completion.bash to .git_bash_completion.
Because of that, Vim can't ftdetect off of the file name. The modeline
allows ft=sh even when you don't end in .sh or .bash.
An alternative (to a Vim modeline) is to put
#!bash
at the top of the script. That would do the same thing as the modeline
(even though it would never actually get used by the sourced "script").
--Ted
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