fix: update references in treesitter#336
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Thanks, I have a different fix for this. But I might need a few more days before I can commit the changes. Will merge your changes while I am still testing.
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Hey, I hope you are doing good. It was a while since I updated my plugins and I found and error with this one when using TS references directly.
My config has something like:
{ key = ']r', func = require('navigator.treesitter').goto_next_usage, desc = 'goto_next_usage', },And when I updated the plugin, I found this error message:

Looking at the code, seems you did some changes in the TS related file but forgot to replace
ts_localswithlocals. So basically this PR does that.I tested in local with
And works again. I'm using LazyNvim if that matters. As always, thanks for this amazing plugin, let me know any comments/suggestions.