feat: add rust syntax highlighting support#809
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feat: add rust syntax highlighting support#809abiriadev wants to merge 1 commit intomicrosoft:mainfrom
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This adds an LSH syntax highlighting support for Rust. I basically followed Rust reference's lexical structures part for reference.
Example screenshot
One caveat is that some keywords like
formight be highlighted inappropriately, as LSH isn't much context aware. For instance, aforkeyword is highlighted askeyword.control, even though it is supposed to bekeyword.other.