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Elixir: inject Markdown into docs, remove h sigil HEEx injection #2619

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@the-mikedavis I figured I'd checkout Helix and see how it compares to Neovim. Consider me a convert 😆

This PR contains two changes:

  • injects Markdown, the official documentation format, into Elixir
  • Removes the non-existent h sigil from Elixir language injections. Phoenix Live View only supports the uppercase H sigil for HEEx.

Please let me know if there are any tests or documentation that need to be updated. Thanks!

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Ah TIL HEEx is limited to ~H, that makes sense 😄

Glad we could steal you from nvim - welcome! 🥳

Co-authored-by: Michael Davis <mcarsondavis@gmail.com>
@the-mikedavis the-mikedavis merged commit fc8c488 into helix-editor:master May 31, 2022
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W.r.t. tests, I think it might be good in the long-run to have highlight tests in the CI and/or cargo testsuite. For now I think it would be a little heavy since we're adding new languages very often and tree-sitter queries are already a lot to learn if you've never seen tree-sitter before

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Consider me a convert

I see our Helix evangelism strikeforce is just as strong as the Rust one :D

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