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Currently looks like this which is not ideal:
![image](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/3283c77d-8772-4208-a710-963203e31f11)
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I'd like Geany to highlight keywords like "TODO" and "XXX". This is not the default (as in gedit, for example), and there's no configuration list for it, AFAIK.
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The codebase contains many instances of multiline string concatenation, especially in testing classes when hardcoded JSON strings are defined. This leads to hard to read/maintan code like this:
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- Rollup Plugin Name: @rollup/plugin-typescript
- Rollup Plugin Version: 12.1.1
- Rollup Version: 4.18.0
- Operating System (or Browser): MacOS
- Node Version: 18.20.1
- Link to reproduction …
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![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/44914019/140628316-ac60caa0-aacd-4d4f-baa2-0dbbb60a3915.png)
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Currently, if you have a Markdown file with:
```zig
// some code
```
VSCode won't know how to highlight the block even with the extension, neither in-editor, nor in preview.
Tak…
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There is currently no style applied to fenced code blocks. When the user submits a code block, there is no style applied and instead just shows the plain text. Furthermore, when the user a…
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Right now code in fenced codeblocks is defaultly highlighted (language autodetected?). It would be nice if there was a language keyword like `none`,`plaintext`, or `text` that I could stick after the …
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This screenshot is from VS Code, but since I took the TextMate grammar from here, I guess it has the same issue:
![Code](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/1078012/49369819-3e221000-f6ea-11e…
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This does not result in any highlighting:
```yaml
neutron-api:
charm: cs:xenial/neutron-api …