add more std bullets (std> and std#)

README.md

@@ -121,7 +121,7 @@ let g:bullets_max_alpha_characters = 1
 Nested outline bullet levels:
 
 ```vim
-let g:bullets_outline_levels = ['ROM', 'ABC', 'num', 'abc', 'rom', 'std-', 'std*', 'std+'] " default
+let g:bullets_outline_levels = ['ROM', 'ABC', 'num', 'abc', 'rom', 'std-', 'std*', 'std+', 'std>', 'std#'] " default
 " Ordered list containing the heirarchical bullet levels, starting from the outer most level.
 " Available bullet level options (cannot use the same marker more than once)
 " ROM/rom = upper/lower case Roman numerals (e.g., I, II, III, IV)

doc/bullets.txt

@@ -198,7 +198,7 @@ bullet types for each level of indentation. Define the type of bullet used for
 each level using the following ordered list:
 
    `let g:bullets_outline_levels = ['ROM', 'ABC', 'num', 'abc', 'rom', 'std-',`
-  `   \ 'std*', 'std+']`
+  `   \ 'std*', 'std+', 'std>', 'std#']`
 
 Demoting a bullet ([I]<C-t>, [N]`>>`, [V]`>`) will increase its indentation and use the
 next bullet level defined in this list. Similarly, promoting the bullet

plugin/bullets.vim

@@ -60,7 +60,7 @@ endwhile
 if !exists('g:bullets_outline_levels')
   " Capitalization matters: all caps will make the symbol caps, lower = lower
   " Standard bullets should include the marker symbol after 'std'
-  let g:bullets_outline_levels = ['ROM', 'ABC', 'num', 'abc', 'rom', 'std-', 'std*', 'std+']
+  let g:bullets_outline_levels = ['ROM', 'ABC', 'num', 'abc', 'rom', 'std-', 'std*', 'std+', 'std>', 'std#']
 endif
 
 if !exists('g:bullets_renumber_on_change')
@@ -248,7 +248,7 @@ fun! s:match_checkbox_bullet_item(input_text)
 endfun
 
 fun! s:match_bullet_list_item(input_text)
-  let l:std_bullet_regex  = '\v(^(\s*)(-|\*+|\.+|#\.|\+|\\item)(\s+))(.*)'
+  let l:std_bullet_regex  = '\v(^(\s*)(-|\*+|\.+|#\.|\+|\>|\#|\\item)(\s+))(.*)'
   let l:matches           = matchlist(a:input_text, l:std_bullet_regex)
 
   if empty(l:matches)