Unfortunately, this required creating a Treesitter query as I couldn't find an easy way of having @type overwrite @tag, and even if I did, it wouldn't be accurate anyway
the query is partially copied from the nvim-treesitter repository with a few differences
in relevant queries, @tag has been replaced with @type to be consistent with VSCodes colouration
(#lua-match? "^[A-Z]") has been replaced with (#lua-match? "[A-Z]") as VScode will highlight a JSX tag as a type if a capital letter is present anywhere within the tag name, not just at the beginning
if a tag has - in its name, it will be highlighted as a @type like VSCode (this is what the (#lua-match? "%-") queries are for)
Unfortunately, this required creating a Treesitter query as I couldn't find an easy way of having
@typeoverwrite@tag, and even if I did, it wouldn't be accurate anywaythe query is partially copied from the nvim-treesitter repository with a few differences
@taghas been replaced with@typeto be consistent with VSCodes colouration(#lua-match? "^[A-Z]")has been replaced with(#lua-match? "[A-Z]")as VScode will highlight a JSX tag as a type if a capital letter is present anywhere within the tag name, not just at the beginning-in its name, it will be highlighted as a@typelike VSCode (this is what the(#lua-match? "%-")queries are for)resolves part of #189