If you don't do expensive calculations in your after-filetype-plugin I wouldn't bother to
include that check. The filetype plugin will only be executed a second time if you reload
the buffer anyway, and then it might actually make sense to set the options like you did
when you loaded the file the first time. (For example, I have not a single instance of this
code in my ~/.vim/after/ftplugin directly -- admittedly, there are only 21 vim scripts, but
some of them set a lot of options or define many mappings and abbreviations.)
Seconding: in https://github.com/benknoble/Dotfiles, I don't do a skip-load check in any of the after/ftplugin files.
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