Only override 'guitablabel' if user hasn't already set it #903
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If guitablabel is already set in .vimrc, don't have the MacVim default gvimrc override it. Even though Vim's docs recommend putting GUI settings in gvimrc, that's mostly for technical reasons, and MacVim should still aim to respect settings that a user has already set. This also makes it behave more similarly with Vim (you can set 'guitablabel' in vimrc or gvimrc and it would still work). This was previously done in macvim-dev#635 but reverted, but macvim-dev#899 raised this issue again. Close macvim-dev#899
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If guitablabel is already set in .vimrc, don't have the MacVim default gvimrc override it. Even though Vim's docs recommend putting GUI settings in gvimrc, that's mostly for technical reasons, and MacVim should still aim to respect settings that a user has already set. This also makes it behave more similarly with Vim (you can set 'guitablabel' in vimrc or gvimrc and it would still work).
This was previously done in #635 but reverted, but #899 raised this issue again.
Close #899