refactor(emacs/nekonight-moon-theme.el): nekonight-moon

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Description

This PR adds some of the missing elements of a regular package to the Emacs theme file.

Related Issues

• Add recipe for nekonight theme melpa/melpa#9291

Point of discussion

Your repository has two licenses. I think it's best you add a section clarifying their use. I added MIT as the package's license, but let me know if Apache is correct, so I can rebase this.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced a new Emacs theme, "Nekonight Moon," designed for a cohesive visual experience.
  • Includes customization for syntax highlighting and various UI elements across multiple modes.

• Bug Fixes

  • Updated theme name in the provide function to reflect the new theme designation.

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces a new Emacs theme called nekonight-moon-theme.el, a comprehensive color scheme designed for Emacs 24. The theme defines a detailed set of color variables and configurations for various Emacs components, including syntax highlighting, UI elements, and specific modes like Org, Magit, and Helm. It utilizes Emacs theming functions to set variables and faces, creating a cohesive visual experience with carefully selected foreground and background colors.

Changes

File	Change Summary
emacs/nekonight-moon-theme.el	- New theme file created - Comprehensive color definitions for Emacs UI and syntax elements - Updated provide-theme to use nekonight-moon-theme

Poem

🌙 In moonlit Emacs, colors dance and gleam,
A rabbit's palette, a coder's dream
Syntax sparkles, faces bright and clear
Nekonight's theme brings coding cheer! 🐰
Pixels painted with whimsical art

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emacs/nekonight-moon-theme.el (3)

1-40: LGTM! Well-structured package metadata and licensing.

The file header includes all necessary metadata for an Emacs package, with proper versioning, dependencies, and licensing information. The MIT license inclusion aligns with the PR objectives discussion about licensing.

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Line range hint 47-421: LGTM! Well-structured and comprehensive color scheme implementation.

The theme implementation follows best practices:

• Clear color variable naming with intensity indicators
• Comprehensive coverage of Emacs UI elements and popular modes
• Well-organized face definitions grouped by feature

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Line range hint 424-429: LGTM! Appropriate local variables for theme development.

The local variables section includes necessary settings for theme development:

• Disabling byte-compilation ensures fresh theme loading
• Enabling rainbow-mode helps with color development