> Neovim has achieved the best of both worlds No it has not. Fennel doesn't have the same level of integration into Neovim, like Elisp has in Emacs. Emacs is e

> Neovim has achieved the best of both worlds No it has not. Fennel doesn't have the same level of integration into Neovim, like Elisp has in Emacs. Emacs is essentially a Lisp interpreter with a text editor built on top of it. This tight coupling allows Elisp to interact with and modify every aspect of Emacs, providing a level of customization and extensibility that is difficult to replicate with external languages. While Neovim's approach with Lua and Fennel is commendable, it is unlikely that these languages will achieve the same level of seamless integration as Elisp within Emacs.