allow the creation of "language regions" in syntax highlighting #172
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- use a comment block containing `#language:<name>` to start a langauge regions e.g. '<%# #langauge:cpp %>' - use a comment block containing `#endlangaue` to end a region e.g. '<%# #endlangauge $>' contains definitions for `rust`, `cpp`, and `html` blocks in vscode and vim syntax
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#language:<name>to start a language region e.g.<%# #langauge:cpp %>#endlanguageto end a region e.g.<%# #endlangauge $>for now, contains definitions for
rust,cpp, andhtmlblocks in vscode and vim syntaxbest fix I came come up with for #167