nanorc.nanorc: icolor normal instead of brightnormal

[vorburger]

Fixes complaint from GNU nano from git, v6.3-7-g18a40caa:

Error in /home/vorburger/dev/nanorc/nanorc.nanorc on line 26: Color 'normal' takes no prefix

[aniketchavan2211]

nanorc.nanorc files need to update
Change brightnormal prefix to normal

[brandon-welsch]

@scopatz Please merge this patch 🙏🏻 this error is really annoying

[davidhcefx]

Related issue: #375 #410
Related PR: #391, #397

[D3vil0p3r]

@scopatz can you merge this PR? Is there an active member of this repository?

[davidhcefx]

@D3vil0p3r If your definition of "active member" is one with write access to this repo, then I'm afraid the answer is no. Alternatively, please try galenguyer/nano-syntax-highlighting, which clones from this repo and is still active.

[D3vil0p3r]

@D3vil0p3r If your definition of "active user" is one with write access to this repo, then I'm afraid the answer is no. Alternatively, please try galenguyer/nano-syntax-highlighting, which clones from this repo and is still active.

I gave a look to it but what I need is https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/nano-syntax-highlighting-git to be fixed. Unless someone proposes to the AUR package maintainer to change the source to the proposed repository.

[davidhcefx]

Unless someone proposes to the AUR package maintainer to change the source to the proposed repository.

@D3vil0p3r What do you mean by that? Do you mean to change the AUR install files as you've proposed there? If so maybe you'll want to contact galenguyer by email, as they probably didn't get the notification from AUR.

[D3vil0p3r]

I mean to change the source in AUR PKGBUILD to point to your repository.

[davidhcefx]

To be honest, the proposed repo is not my repository, although I wish it was. By installing directly from https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/nano-syntax-highlighting-git, one can get the latest source code from that repo.