![]() When the selection grows both ways, the new code prioritizes the top part instead of bottom one, this is usually more helpful considering that most programming language grammars tend to define tokens right before large delimited blocks, and rarely after (because humans and parsers read from top to bottom). Also, revert selection when convenient, so you have more control over what you're selecting, looking at the selection `head` is commonly more convenient than at the `tail`. Release Notes: - Improve scrolling of `editor::SelectLargerSyntaxNode` for better visibility. |
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