TextMate bug: recognize codeblocks with curly braces in switch statements #11397
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This fixes #11249.
The problem here is that curly braces are not required within the
caseclause. I added one line in the TextMate syntax to account for this potential usage.The code change and testing is done on the vscode-csharp repo where Razor TextMate source code is hosted. See original PR: dotnet/vscode-csharp#7929.
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