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Lex Type, Identifiers in additional contexts #125
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So I've made a couple enhancements that noticeably improve syntax highlighting, particularly for VSCode:
typerule to match only those lexemes which start with an ASCII capital letter (e.g.Vertexbut notvertex,PartialEqbut notpartialEq).identifierrule which accepts everything thattypeused to accept, but is matched later so as not to conflicttypes andidentifiers to be matched inattributes, function definitions, and elsewhere (not otherwise specified)Hope this is cool.