Added autorecognition and html syntax support to jinja configuration #5039
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| add-highlighter shared/jinja regions | ||
| add-highlighter shared/jinja/html default-region ref html |
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Jinja is not necessarily a html template though, could be any language, why use html here ?
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The configuration file shipped with kakoune does not help the recognition of template files and it does not provide any kind of highlighting for html, css or js sections. Simply requiring the html module in the jinja module fixes the issue.