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Well, now that I think about it, the commit message sounds a lil strange. What I meant is that |
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yeah so the goal here was that the content of html tags should always be text to avoid unnecessary colors everywhere. this means that this behavior should probably also happen for languages like svelte; thnx for bringing that up <3 if you can modify the pr to replicate the html behavior in some other languages ill definitly merge it :) |
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Hello,
Currently, HTML has a special treatment regarding
link.label: it links totext. However, I think that's an oversight, since it doesn't affect other HTML-like languages. For instance, here, the top file is Svelte and the bottom one is raw HTML:Well, I guess this could also be fixed by going the other way. Let me know if that's preferred.