Use ftdetect mechanism with setf html
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In commit 12e3799 an aggressive method of detecting "html" filetypes was added. But it is too aggressive, and causes problems with (re)loading a file like the following, which got detected as "htmldjango" by Vim's `filetype.vim` process initially: {% load staticfiles %} <!DOCTYPE html> <html …> While `BufRead,BufNewFile` is used typically, this patch keeps using `BufReadPost`, which appears to be used to target netrw explicitly?!
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In commit 12e3799 an aggressive method of detecting "html" filetypes was
added.
But it is too aggressive, and causes problems with (re)loading a file like
the following, which got detected as "htmldjango" by Vim's
filetype.vimprocess initially:While
BufRead,BufNewFileis used typically, this patch keeps usingBufReadPost, which appears to be used to target netrw explicitly?!