feat: Handle QTextEdit in the ScriptDialogItem #141
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Fixes KDAB#27 to use the syntax highlighting of the "data.foo" widget, just use the name of the extension like "cpp", "js" or "py" in the "data.fooSyntax" property
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Fixes #27
to use the syntax highlighting of the "data.foo" widget, just use the name of the extension like "cpp", "js" or "py" in the "data.fooSyntax" property