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junegunn/vim-plug

junegunn/vim-plug is a minimalist Vim plugin manager with a very large user base and active maintenance. It is centered on a single `plug.vim` file, supports Vim and Neovim, and focuses on fast, low-overhead plugin installation and updates.

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