Yes, neovim by default comes bundled with its own “nvim” run script. Up to you to make aliases that map vim/vi to nvim if you fancy, but that’s not the default. Neovim comes with its own codebase deployed independently from vim. By default neovim will look at configuration from .vimrc as well, that’s pretty much what they have in common.

Btw I finally have no time atm in making that coc.nvim extension as I won’t be using racket for my own project finally.

Yeah I was mostly wondering if I was going to have configs conflicting or swap or other session file weirdness.