Switch vim colorscheme to gruvbox (#23)

.config/nvim/colors/xmaslights.vim

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+python << EOL
+# xmaslights.vim 
+# Version: 0.1
+# Author: Ryan (gt3 Kulla
+# Python script for Vim to make your text appear as animated Christmas lights
+#
+# You will not be able to use vim until you press ctrl+c to stop the script because this script makes 
+# vim act like a screensaver. This script only changes the color of 'guifg' and was made and tested using
+# gvim 6.2 for win32. Modify it if needed.
+#
+# Usage: 
+#    (Note: you must have vim compiled with +python for this to work)
+#    1) Put xmaslights.vim in your Vim plugins directory. 
+#    2) open a file that uses syntax highlighting like a .html file
+#    3) type ":py xmas()"
+import vim
+import time
+import random
+
+colors = ("red", "green") # feel free to add more colors
+
+attribs = ("comment", "underlined", "cursor", "constant", "identifier", "statement", "preproc", "type", "special", "error", "todo", "directory", "statusline", "normal", "search", "nontext", "errormsg", "warningmsg", "modemsg", "moremsg", "incsearch", "linenr", "title", "statuslinenc", "label", "operator", "clear visual", "visual", "diffchange", "difftext", "diffadd", "diffdelete", "folded", "foldedcolumn", "clf0") # take items out you know you don't want colorized
+
+def xmas():
+    if not vim.eval("&syntax"):
+        print "Open a file that uses syntax highlighting and try again."
+        return
+    while 1:
+        for attrib in attribs:
+            vim.command("hi %s guifg=%s" % (attrib, random.choice(colors)))
+            time.sleep(1) # if this is too slow, use a fraction of a second like sleep(.3)
+            vim.command("redraw")
+
+EOL