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GH-436 Update release notes

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* GH-436: Use colors from the selected `colorscheme` for tools, e.g. the file browser.
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# 0.16.1-208
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* GH-326, GH-460: Add an option to hide or quit VimR when the last window closes. This is for example useful when you want to use VimR as `git difftool` as described below.
* GH-302, GH-421: The `vimr` CLI tool has two new options:
- `--wait`: When present, the `vimr` CLI tool will exit only after the corresponding VimR window has been closed. This is particularly useful when combined with the `--nvim` option as described below.
- `--nvim`: When present, all command line arguments except `--dry-run` and `--wait`, see above, will be passed over to the background `nvim` process when launching. This means that you can now use for example the `-d` option to activate the diffmode. To use VimR as `git difftool`, add the following to your `~/.gitconfig`
- `--nvim`: When present, all command line arguments except `--dry-run` and `--wait`, see above, will be passed over to the background `nvim` process when launching. This means that you can now use for example the `-d` option to activate the diffmode. To use VimR as `git difftool`, add the following to your `~/.gitconfig`
```
[difftool "vimrdiff"]
cmd = vimr --wait --nvim -d $LOCAL $REMOTE