Add a snippet for EditorConfig file content

editorconfig.sublime-snippet

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+<snippet>
+	<content><![CDATA[
+root = true
+
+[*]
+${1/(^$)|.*/?1:# tab | space\n/i}indent_style = ${1:tab}${1/(t$)|(s$)|(ta$)|(sp$)|.*/?1:ab:?2:pace:?3:b:?4:ace/i}
+#indent_size = ${2:4}
+${3/(^$)|.*/?1:# lf | cr\n/i}end_of_line = ${3:lf}${3/(l$)|(c$)|.*/?1:f:?2:r/i}
+${4/(^$)|.*/?1:# latin1 | utf-8 | utf-8-bom | utf-16be | utf-16le\n/i}charset = ${4:utf-8}${4/(l$)|(u$)|(la$)|(ut$)|.*/(?1:atin1:)(?2:tf-8:)(?3:tin1:)(?4:f-8)/i}
+${5/(^$)|.*/?1:# true | false\n/i}trim_trailing_whitespace = ${5:true}${5/(t$)|(f$)|(tr$)|(fa$)|.*/?1:rue:?2:alse:?3:ue:?4:lse/i}
+${6/(^$)|.*/?1:# true | false\n/i}insert_final_newline = ${6:true}${6/(t$)|(f$)|(tr$)|(fa$)|.*/?1:rue:?2:alse:?3:ue:?4:lse/i}
+
+[*.md]
+trim_trailing_whitespace = false
+]]></content>
+	<tabTrigger>editorconfig</tabTrigger>
+</snippet>

readme.md

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 ## Tips
 
+### EditorConfig snippet
+
+If you can't remember all settings managed by the EditorConfig file, you'll love the `editorconfig` snippet.
+
+Just type `editorconfig` + <kbd>tab</kbd>, and your editor will focus on the first setting's value (indent_style = *lf*). You can change the value, if you want, and jump to the next setting's value by hitting <kbd>tab</kbd> and so on. Settings are somewhat autocompleted, and if you don't remember all possible values, simply remove the setting value to see them all as a comment.
+
+You can be in a context where `editorconfig` + <kbd>tab</kbd> trigger another snippet. In that case, simply use `Goto anywhere` (<kbd>Ctrl</kbd> + <kbd>P</kbd> on Linux/Windows or <kbd>⌘</kbd> + <kbd>P</kbd> on OSX), type `editorconfig`, select `Snippet: editorconfig` and hit <kbd>Enter</kbd>.
+
 ### View active config
 
 The active config is printed in the Sublime console.