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Highlight .strings files and give them an icon of their own - #1089
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Corpus impact: none - this changes only how the VS Code extension highlights and labels .strings files; no language construct, diagnostic or generated output changes. |
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.stringsfiles: comments, dotted keys, the quoted value,{placeholders}and escapes. The editor also closes quotes and braces and toggles//comments in them..playfile while the Cratis symbol stays visible.