Add coloring for `support.type` scope (found in python)

[mehcode]

One Dark

Atom Dark

[simurai]

@mehcode By support.type, do you mean the int in your example?

If so, it seems that coloring got added through the .support.function scope:

[mehcode]

I could have sworn that language-python identified int as .support.type. It now works for python, which is awesome but that was just a case I was using to show an example. I would still like coloring for .support or .support.type. Atom Dark has a color specified for .support.type.

[simurai]

Atom Dark has a color specified for .support.type.

Do you mean here

.support {
  &.type.property-name.css {
    color: #EDEDED;
  }
}

Seems to target CSS property names that are supported:

In One dark that gets styled with this.

[mehcode]

I mean here apparently. I've been writing a syntax package and used .support.type to indicate a built-in type and was confused when atom-dark seemed to highlight it but one-dark did not.

.support {
  color: #FFFFB6;
}

[simurai]

I see.. ok, made a PR #41 for .support.type with the same color as functions.

btw. this recent PR https://github.com/atom/language-python/pull/72 is probably the reason int changed from .support.type to .support.function.

[mehcode]

Thank you @simurai