Indent is not handled correctly when adding new lines.
It seems that functions/loops/etc. are not recognized until they have at
least one indented block.
For example, if you enter a newline after `func foo():`, the cursor will
not be indented. If you manually indent and add a line like `pass`,
e.g.:
```
func foo():
pass
```
now any insertions above or below `pass` will be indented correctly.
This might be an issue with the grammar, as it seems to apply to highlights
as well.
The following will not be highligted
```
func foo():
```
However, the following will be:
```
func foo():
pass
```
* feat(fusion): update tests
* fix(fusion): update lockfile
* fix(fusion): update to (highlight breaking) version 1.1.0
* update grammer to introduce afx support
* update tests and queries
* fix: revert lockfile update of unrelated grammars
* fix: update to 1.1.1 and fix hightlights
* fix: use @tag.attribute capture to match specs
Co-authored-by: Jirgn <jirgn76@googlemail.com>
* fix: is_in_node_range now includes end line and col
This fixes no indents at the end of python files
Refs #1136
* update scala highlights (#1760)
* add type highlights
* add call expression highlights
* add function definition highlights
* add expression highlights
* add literals highlights
* add operator highlights
* add punctuation highlights
* add comment highlights
Co-authored-by: Stevan Milic <stevan.milic@tradecore.com>
* test: Add unit tests
* Revert "fix: is_in_node_range now includes end line and col"
This reverts commit 5a721fef56.
* refactor test
* apply stylua
* fix luacheck
* update `describe` text
* smallfix
Co-authored-by: Stevan Milic <stevan.milic@yahoo.com>
Co-authored-by: Stevan Milic <stevan.milic@tradecore.com>
