The HTML scanner has some 'server tags', which denote the start of a server-side language (e.g. <? for PHP). These apply downwards to any sub-language, including CSS and JavaScript.
For reasons I can't remember (therefore probably bad ones) this is taken as a plain string. For #15 we need it to be a regex (or at least an array). Changing it may break JS and CSS.
The HTML scanner has some 'server tags', which denote the start of a server-side language (e.g. <? for PHP). These apply downwards to any sub-language, including CSS and JavaScript.
For reasons I can't remember (therefore probably bad ones) this is taken as a plain string. For #15 we need it to be a regex (or at least an array). Changing it may break JS and CSS.