Add support for *.svelte files as alias of HTML
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[Svelte framework](https://svelte.technology/) will use `*.svelte` extension for its component files — sveltejs/svelte#2067. It would be nice to add highlighting for it.
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@kugaevsky I'm not sure treating Svelte files as HTML files is really correct. From my quick perusal of the website, it looks like there's enough special syntax that it should really be implemented as a separate lexer (using delegation to handle the HTML stuff). What do you think? |
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@kugaevsky I am closing this due to inactivity. Please let me know if you are still keen to work on this. |
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Svelte framework will use
*.svelteextension for its component files — sveltejs/svelte#2067. It would be nice to add highlighting for it.