[New Feature, Question] auto run `:History` when run nvim without assigning any file name
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Desired Function: Auto list the history files waiting to be choose when run `nvim` without assigning a file name. If a file name is assigned, for example, run `nvim xxx`, the recent file woud not be listed, and `xxx` is just being opened.
I tried to add `autocmd BufNewFile :History` in my init file. It does not work.
I added `autocmd BufNewFile *.vim :History` in my init file. When I created a new file by run `nvim xxx.vim`. The FZF_History terminal interface opened. However, I can't choose the history files. Because instead of entering a `Terminal mode` by run the command `:History` in an existing nvim interface, it entered an `insert mode`. Thus, I can't typing anyting into the FZF_History terminal interface.
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