* Add useful defaults and bindings to scheme mode
Scheme mode was pretty bare for a long time now and lacked many of
geiser's useful features like `geiser-smart-tab` and starting the geiser
repl on entering a file. This turns them on by default for the
productive schemer.
Besides that the following key bindings were remapped
+ `SPC m e e` -> `geiser-eval-last-sexp`
+ `SPC m e d` -> `geiser-eval-definition`
+ `SPC m e D` -> `geiser-eval-definition-and-go`
This brings the geiser keymaps in line with other lisp modes in doom.
Another change involves adding macro expand commands under `SPC m m` so
schemers can see what evil lurks beneath their commands.
Geiser autodoc commands have also been added under `SPC m h` for
schemers to read the docs, though they can still use `SPC c k` to do the
same thing.
* Remove package cookie
Its only necessary when not using (use-package!)
* Use setq instead of custom
* Add `defer t` back
* Add defer flag for scheme package
If a user went directly to a scheme file after load they would get an
error concerning rainbow-delimiters not being loaded. Deferring scheme
mode stops that error from happening
* Fix typo
Co-authored-by: Elais Player <elais@samus.hsd1.nm.comcast.net>
