In general, I think people really sell themselves short by using an editor "distribution." It's a "teach a man to fish" situation. The whole point of being able to configure Emacs or Vim is so that each person can make it into the tool he or she wants it to be.
That's sort of why I recommend Vim as an IDE[1] to people. It teaches people how to configure Vim for themselves, so they can better understand how the pieces come together.
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If I may suggest - have you considered adding it to the Awesome List either at:
https://github.com/sindresorhus/awesome OR https://github.com/mhinz/vim-galore ?