style: ✅ Update codeclimate.yml

Fix: 'exclude_paths' has been deprecated, 'engines' has been deprecated, 'exclude_paths' has been deprecated, 'ratings' has been deprecated.

Linted with new configuration (1 file): Writing_Plugins_and_Themes.md

Signed-off-by: Salvydas Lukosius <sall@w-ss.io>

.codeclimate.yml

@@ -1,15 +1,16 @@
 ---
-engines:
+version: "2"
+plugins:
   pep8:
     enabled: true
   duplication:
     enabled: true
     config:
       languages:
-      - "python"
+        - "python"
   fixme:
     enabled: true
-    exclude_paths:
+    exclude_patterns:
       - config/engines.yml
   markdownlint:
     enabled: true
@@ -26,15 +27,12 @@ engines:
         enabled: false
   shellcheck:
     enabled: true
-ratings:
+    exclude_patterns:
-  paths:
+      - .bundle/
-  - "**.md"
+      - benchmarks/**/*
-exclude_paths:
+      - node_modules/**/*
-  - .bundle/
+      - bin/**/*
-  - benchmarks/**/*
+      - include/**/*
-  - node_modules/**/*
+      - lib/**/*
-  - bin/**/*
+      - License.md
-  - include/**/*
+      - spec/**/*
-  - lib/**/*
-  - License.md
-  - spec/**/*

Writing_Plugins_and_Themes.md

@@ -17,8 +17,9 @@ Here are some suggestions to make installing and using your plugin/theme as simp
 7. If your plugin adds any of its subdirectories to the user's `fpath`, make sure those subdirectories only contain function definition files. This allows for frameworks to correctly [zcompile all functions](http://zsh.sourceforge.net/Doc/Release/Functions.html#Autoloading-Functions). Please don't make your plugin add its root directory to the `fpath` - this will cause problems with `zcompile`.
 
 8. Leave ZSH settings alone.
-  - If you're using `setopt` to override the user's existing settings, you _will_ break someone's workflow. If you feel you absolutely must tweak `setopt` settings, make sure there's an easy way to disable your overrides - consider looking for a file named `~/.YOURPLUGIN_disable_SETTINGSNAME`.
+
-  -  If you're touching the magic ZSH settings variables like `HISTSIZE`, _only do it if the variable is unset_. Wrap it in a `if [[ -z "$VARNAME" ]]; then` block so you don't step on a user's existing settings.
+   - If you're using `setopt` to override the user's existing settings, you _will_ break someone's workflow. If you feel you absolutely must tweak `setopt` settings, make sure there's an easy way to disable your overrides - consider looking for a file named `~/.YOURPLUGIN_disable_SETTINGSNAME`.
+   - If you're touching the magic ZSH settings variables like `HISTSIZE`, _only do it if the variable is unset_. Wrap it in a `if [[ -z "$VARNAME" ]]; then` block so you don't step on a user's existing settings.
 
 9. Don't forget to add a license. A lot of people won't use anything that doesn't have a license. [choosealicense.com](https://choosealicense.com) is a good tool to help you pick one if you don't already have something specific in mind.