I'd recommend trying a neovim distro like lunarvim out. It has black and all other typical ide features configured out of the box and doesn't mess with your normal neovim config.
I tried out spacevim, but then some feature was getting in my way and I couldn't figure out how to turn it off (I've forgotten what now).
I think thats a disadvantage to some of these heavily customized vim flavors. Plugins don't necessarily work out of the box, and when they do they promote their own way of interaction that sometimes needs to be learned.
As a recent LunarVim user, I can really recommend it.
Coming from vanilla vim, it has been a pleasure to use. More power at the cost of less configuration. And beginner friendly (for someone that's familiar with vim)
