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These have been added with the release of neovim 0.5. We want a decently
light style for them, so go with underline (we already use undercurl for
spelling).
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In 3e33e4b (Do not set default background color explicitly, 2021-07-05)
we stopped setting the background colours of highlight groups
explicitly. An unforeseen consequence for this is the fact that some
groups have a default background set by vim itself.
'Error' is one such group, and is now painted red on red, making it
quite an eyesore. Make sure to reset this group in order to remove any
default styles before we add our own.
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Currently we assume that certain highlight groups are ever only shown on
the default background, 'base8'. It is possible for these groups to show
up on other backgrounds as well (say, for example, in neovim's floating
windows). Overriding the colour in these cases is wrong and leads to
rather annoying "holes" in the UI.
This commit removes the explicit setting of 'base8' whenever it is used
for a background, having the group instead inherit whatever background
is already set.
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