chore(docs): autogenerate vimdoc

doc/flatten.nvim.txt

@@ -205,7 +205,7 @@ WINDOW ~
         - `guest_cwd``string`
             - The current working directory of the guest instance.
         - `data``any`
-            - The data passed to the host from the `guest_data` callback.
+            - The data passed to the host from the `guest_data` hook.
     - `Flatten.BufInfo`
         - `fname``string`
         - `bufnr``integer`
@@ -227,7 +227,7 @@ Defaults are in `flatten.hooks`.
     - Called before opening files.
     - `Flatten.PreOpenContext`
         - `data``any`
-            - The data passed to the host from the `guest_data` callback.
+            - The data passed to the host from the `guest_data` hook.
 - `hooks.post_open``fun(opts: Flatten.PostOpenContext)`
     - Called after opening files.
     - `Flatten.PostOpenContext`
@@ -242,14 +242,14 @@ Defaults are in `flatten.hooks`.
         - `is_diff``boolean`
             - Whether the files were opened in diff mode.
         - `data``any`
-            - The data passed to the host from the `guest_data` callback.
+            - The data passed to the host from the `guest_data` hook.
 - `hooks.block_end``fun(opts: Flatten.BlockEndContext)`
     - Called when the host closes the file.
     - `Flatten.BlockEndContext`
         - `filetype``string`
             - The filetype of the file that was opened.
         - `data``any`
-            - The data passed to the host from the `guest_data` callback.
+            - The data passed to the host from the `guest_data` hook.
 - `hooks.no_files``fun(opts: Flatten.NoFilesArgs): Flatten.NoFilesBehavior`
     - Called when no files are passed to a guest instance, to determine what to do.
     - `Flatten.NoFilesArgs`
@@ -279,8 +279,8 @@ exists).
 
 Note that when opening a file in blocking mode, such as a git commit, the
 terminal will be inaccessible. You can get the filetype from the bufnr or
-filetype arguments of the `post_open` callback to only close the terminal for
-blocking files, and the `block_end` callback to reopen it afterwards.
+filetype arguments of the `post_open` hook to only close the terminal for
+blocking files, and the `block_end` hook to reopen it afterwards.
 
 Here’s my setup for toggleterm, including an autocmd to automatically close a
 git commit buffer on write: