ES6 javascript template syntax hightlighting not using string color

[ddcovery]

ES6 string template is shown with the same color than expresions/variables. On 0.9.2 version, the template was using the string color (i.e. red in default light theme) allowing a good discrimination between template and placehoders expressions.

[a-type]

#52 seems to indicate this problem is with all interpolation strings, even beyond ES6 JS. It's good to have a solid version number when this did work, though. Should help tracking it down.

[jnystrom]

I am also noticing this issue with the beta version that was not there in the previous version.

[zachlysobey]

I just posted a screenshot for this here: #130

[felixfbecker]

I have the same issue.

[aeschli]

duplicate of #133

[felixfbecker]

@aeschli no, it's not. As @a-type said,

#52 seems to indicate this problem is with all interpolation strings, even beyond ES6 JS.

[aeschli]

If Ruby also has problems with interpolated strings we need to look at this separately. Please file an issue just for Ruby. The issue with JavaScript is that we switched from our own tokenizer to a Text Mate tokenizer that doesn't support ES6.