feat: allow configuring highlight reset triggers

USAGE.md

@@ -517,6 +517,9 @@ Here is a list of all possible vi_mode names used with the default color associa
 | `TERM`      | Terminal mode         | `'green'`   |
 | `NONE`      | None                  | `'yellow'`  |
 
+- `highlight_reset_triggers` - Feline automatically resets its cached highlights on certain autocommands to prevent the statusline colors from getting messed up. The value of `highlight_reset_triggers` can be set to a table containing a list of autocommands that'll trigger a highlight reset.<br>
+  Default: `{'SessionLoadPost', 'ColorScheme'}`
+
 ## Example configuration
 
 You can check out the code in the [default preset](lua/feline/presets/default.lua) to see how the components in it are set up so you can get a good practical idea of how to use the tools that Feline gives you to create all kinds of different statusline components.

lua/feline/defaults.lua

@@ -76,4 +76,9 @@ M.force_inactive = {
 
 M.disable = {}
 
+M.highlight_reset_triggers = {
+    'SessionLoadPost',
+    'ColorScheme'
+}
+
 return M

lua/feline/init.lua

@@ -99,13 +99,23 @@ function M.setup(config)
 
     vim.o.statusline = '%{%v:lua.require\'feline\'.statusline()%}'
 
-    utils.create_augroup({
-        {
-            'SessionLoadPost,ColorScheme',
-            '*',
-            'lua require("feline").reset_highlights()'
-        }
-    }, 'feline')
+    local highlight_reset_triggers = parse_config(
+        config,
+        'highlight_reset_triggers',
+        'table',
+        defaults.highlight_reset_triggers
+    )
+
+    -- Autocommand to reset highlights according to the `highlight_reset_triggers` configuration
+    if next(highlight_reset_triggers) then
+        utils.create_augroup({
+            {
+                table.concat(highlight_reset_triggers, ','),
+                '*',
+                'lua require("feline").reset_highlights()'
+            }
+        }, 'feline')
+    end
 end
 
 function M.statusline()