Fix: 'python' highlighting when not a keyword #352
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It seems vscode-tmgrammar-test does not remove '>' in the beginning of the test cases before executing them. It results that '>python' will not match with a regex such as '^python'. Hence some tests had to be modified.
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Great, we had tests! Good job @WilsonZiweiWang Sorry for prematurely calling everyone for review (again). It should work now. |
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