![]() For consistency, sized type specifiers should be highlighted the same way as primitive types, to make sure 'unsigned', 'int' and 'unsigned int' are all the same color. [A previous change](https://github.com/zed-industries/zed/pull/18016) moved primitive types from `@keyword` to `@type`, and this PR adjusts the sized type specifier to follow suit. Before this change:  After this change:  Release Notes: - Improved C++ syntax highlighting for sized type specifiers. |
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brackets.scm | ||
config.toml | ||
embedding.scm | ||
highlights.scm | ||
indents.scm | ||
injections.scm | ||
outline.scm | ||
overrides.scm | ||
textobjects.scm |